Sentence examples for with anomalies from inspiring English sources

The descriptions deal with anomalies.

"The contract was fraught with anomalies".

Several of the babies were born with anomalies, but none was attributed to the chemotherapy regimen.

It feels as if fairness is beginning to dawn over a prize fogged with anomalies.

The prevailing classification scheme of demographic groups is itself fraught with anomalies.

"We were very comfortable with the system and there was an oversight committee to deal with anomalies".

The map was, indeed, riddled with anomalies, but that was the point.

Income tax punishes the middle class, value-added tax is riddled with anomalies (pet food is charged at 7%, baby food 19%) and corporate tax saps competitiveness.

The UK set-up is shot through with anomalies – such as Northern Ireland's already having more of the trappings of a separate state than Scotland and the paradox of Sir Peter Housden, permanent secretary to the Scottish government.

Most special advisers now earn more than £40,000 a year, and a few have seen their salaries double.The result is a system littered with anomalies.

"Most people already accept that the licence fee as it is currently structured needs some tweaking to deal with anomalies, like the fact on catch-up you don't need a licence fee, whereas live streaming you do.