Sentence examples for spotted errors from inspiring English sources
In the Good Housekeeping kitchen, she examined the ingredients for her recipes and immediately spotted errors.
The regulator spotted errors in roughly 9 percent of monetary judgments — the dollar amount the bank sought from consumers — won through collection lawsuits filed from 2009 to 2011, these people close to the matter said.
But the draft report was reworked not because of outside contacts but because of 400 comments received from the nine outside reviewers and because members of the panel spotted errors in the draft report and changed their minds about some issues, he said.
The comptroller's office, in a preliminary review, spotted errors in about 9 percent of monetary judgments the bank won against consumers, the people close to the matter said, adding that the action was not yet final and the details could change.
But on 13 May, computer game programmer Paul Houx of Utrecht, the Netherlands, spotted errors in a page on geometry reprinted in the Dutch popular science magazine Kijk.
I could tell from the preview before Toy Story 3 that this was a conversion because I spotted errors baked right in — the way you can tell something has been shot on a green screen.
It can help spot errors on your hard drive, disk drives and memory components.
The technology for spotting errors at low altitude, where the skies are more crowded, is flawed, so the number of errors is unknown.
There are studies that find if you show students a standup comedy routine and then get them to spot errors in a piece of writing, they will do better than students who have not seen the comedy routine.
If this tactic doesn't work, or you don't have the time or energy to haggle, consider hiring a billing specialist — a professional trained to spot errors who speaks the language that medical providers understand and respond to.
On tax, you should try to understand the annual tax code you are sent so that you can spot errors that might be made by HMRC in creating it.
