Sentence examples for the litany of errors from inspiring English sources
The litany of errors committed by the All Blacks was uncharacteristic and decisive in South Africa's favour.
The Justice Department's inspector general issued a report today detailing the litany of errors committed by the Immigration and Naturalization Service as it rushed to naturalize one million citizens in 1995 and 1996.
But the game itself centred on the frenetic efforts of all concerned and the litany of errors that resulted.
Charlie Rose's discussion stands in sharp contrast to the litany of errors contained in the McLaughlin Group segment ridiculed by Oliver (in which McLaughlin asks why the Indian elections should concern us, since "they're not even in our hemisphere").
For this litany of errors, many people in authority owe millions of Americans an apology.
Though there are lessons for them to learn about self-presentation, economists should look primarily to the substantive non-economic issues in play in this referendum, as well as to the long litany of errors in the political presentation of the Remain case.
The second half brought more of the same – a litany of errors from both sides – and while Heathcote missed the chance to give Worcester some breathing space from the tee, his replacement, Lamb, did not, slotting over after he had punctured the Newcastle line.
Through the cameras' eyes, if not the press reports, a litany of errors, common in the past and unacceptable in the present, was obvious to E.M.S. and disaster experts across the country.
At the same time former environment secretary Owen Paterson appears for Grassroots Out on the EU's "litany of errors", eco-wise.
When Dread Pirate Roberts, the founder of the Silk Road, was arrested, the criminal complaint revealed a litany of errors, including asking for coding advice under his real name.
Tim Buckley, at the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis and who has 25 years of financial markets experience including 17 years at Citigroup, said: "The report is a litany of errors and false assumptions, clearly written ultimately as a disinformation tool.
