Sentence examples for so errors from inspiring English sources

American customs officers screen 350m travellers a year, so errors are inevitable there were 107,000 complaints in 2012.

So errors and lacunae in the encyclopedia are invariably seized upon with glee, and endlessly discussed in op-ed and other columns.

But on cross-examination, one of Albert Pirro's lawyers, Robert J. Giuffra Jr., forced Mr. Dennehy to acknowledge that the government's key exhibit summarizing Mr. Pirro's tax situation contained a dozen or so errors.

Marinating her questions with plenty of sarcasm, Ms. Seibel first asked Mr. Dennehy whether the dozen or so errors pointed out by Mr. Giuffra in a summary of Mr. Pirro's deductions affected his calculations of how much Mr. Pirro owed.

So errors will be inevitably introduced.

By doing so, errors are introduced into the analysis.

These zealous sweeps are so error-ridden that they undermine the integrity they ostensibly seek.

When they perform like this, and their opponents are so error-prone, there is only one outcome.

New Zealand were so error-ridden, their game so strewn with mistakes from first to last that they should have been put away by half-time.

Its Web site remains so error-prone that the overwhelming majority of Floridians who have tried to buy affordable health insurance have had little luck.

So error has no purchase.