Sentence examples for sometimes faulty from inspiring English sources

Only Mr. Laredo's sometimes faulty intonation in virtuosic passages marred the performances now and then.

It must be noted that sometimes faulty cipher texts will be repeated (if we inject a fault on the same bit of S 31 ), and we exclude this faulty cipher text.

If you grew up watching the animated space-age cartoon The Jetsons then you watched Rosie the strict (and sometimes faulty) robotic maid and nanny run a tight ship around the Jetsons' sky-pad apartment.

Embarrassment is bad enough, but sometimes a faulty application of makeup can inspire downright terror.

Nantahala Outdoor Center advises customers to use its online directions when driving to the rafting site, since directions from online mapping services have sometimes been faulty in this remote area.

Doctors and nurses are not necessarily involved, experts said — sometimes a faulty computer program may be to blame.

I look at the blog of climate change denier Anthony Watts all the time, because in looking for errors he sometimes spots faulty assumptions.

In an age of eavesdropping warplanes and satellite-guided bombs, the Pentagon finds itself accused of sometimes relying on faulty intelligence in Afghanistan, leading to an unnecessary toll of civilian deaths.

While Dr. Zarnowitz's lifelong studies pointed to shortcomings in economic forecasting, they did hold that it was not always fair to criticize the forecasters for their miscues, particularly because their predictions were sometimes based on faulty data about things that had already happened.

Those robots that take a finite number of steps are faulty (sometimes called crashed), while the others are correct (or non-faulty).

Sometimes beliefs are faulty and need to be challenged, and sometimes they are old programming that are not aligned with current values.