Sentence examples for troubling errors from inspiring English sources
It seems to be a source of some rather troubling errors.
But on the heels of a disappointing Department of Natural Resources hearing in December, where residents say Illinois agency officials refused to accept documentation and photographs of blasting and pollution violations, Tuesday's hearing revealed unanswered questions and troubling errors in the EPA permitting process, including incorrectly labeled streams.
Software that will be used in Miami-Dade County, Fla., this year was found to have a troubling error: when it performed an audit of all of the votes cast, it failed to correctly match voting machines to their corresponding vote totals.
But if they did that, millions of Web users might encounter troubling error warnings when they visited sites with certificates from that company, causing a cascade of problems for users and site owners.
In London, a skeptical editorial in The Independent, headlined "A hawk lands in London," called Mr. McCain's misstatement about Iran and Al Qaeda "a troubling error" but went on to say that "a McCain brand of hawkishness is likely to be less inflexibly, and ignorantly, ideological than George Bush's".
Some experts have found evidence they say points to a troubling rise in errors in how power flow is balanced across the sprawling grid.
A few misspelled names are easily corrected; it is more troubling when such errors are insinuated into a larger, nonspecific claim that Dr. Slater has somehow gotten it all wrong.
Ms. Seelig's family is convinced she was a victim of medical lapses and errors, and troubling details emerged during a malpractice trial this spring.
That does not excuse Mr. Lindsay's grave errors or their troubling impact.
His timing was off, he was making a lot of unforced forehand errors, and, more troubling still, he played tentatively on crucial points.
More troubling is the fact that such errors are likely to occur more frequently with the highly virulent strains of Staphylococcus that are known to show high PV.
