Sentence examples for widespread errors in from inspiring English sources

Half a million people will share a £149m payout after the Office of Fair Trading uncovered widespread errors in credit and loan agreements.

The ombudsman rebuked strategic health authorities in a report highlighting widespread errors in the way local authorities interpret and apply eligibility criteria for free continuing care.

The companies that compile and sell credit reports on 200 million Americans have often dismissed allegations of widespread errors in the reports.

Managers at major banks ignored widespread errors in the foreclosure process, in some cases instructing employees to adopt make-believe titles and speed documents through the system despite internal objections, according to a wide-ranging review by federal investigators.

Facebook is facing calls for greater transparency and oversight after admitting widespread errors in the way it measures advertising activity, as the social media company finds itself under increased pressure to clean up its act over a number of issues including distributing "fake news".

Quite generally, psychological studies reveal widespread errors in reasoning in a broad range of contexts.

A comprehensive comparison of available proteome, transcriptome and ribosome profiling data in yeast found widespread errors due to noisy data and incomplete coverage (DOI: 10.1371/journal.pgen.1005206), accounting for most of the discrepancies between mRNA and protein abundance.

The review found some areas of widespread errors.

Another philosopher physician (and psychiatrist) Maurice O'Connor Drury once drew attention to the "widespread error, that extends even to educated people, that for every problem there is some particular science and some particular expert who can provide the answer in a book".

This eliminativist antirealism threatens to convict ordinary speakers of massive, widespread error.

Now, it is very unlikely that such a widespread error exists, given the sheer volume of polling we have seen that has been consistently in Clinton's favor.