error-prone

It was an error-prone process that could take days or even weeks.

And no other airline ever tried to use the error-prone system at all.

It was the only try of an error-prone yet tense second half.

They can only hope Wednesday's game doesn't produce similar error-prone results.

The powerful but sometimes error-prone centre back was picked 10 times for England's under-21s.

But it is also likely to be "a very error-prone measure."

Plus, even at the best of times, James has proven to be error-prone.

The error-prone third baseman could make the extra walk any day now.

Also, 3.8 million people as of March 30 have filed through the less error-prone electronic system.

The system of forecasting sales was too simple and error-prone.

White has been under pressure from the station to improve his error-prone presentation.

I also saw a player who was error-prone and too flaky to live.

Still, he added, lawyers also acknowledge that rules are error-prone.

However, he is somewhat error-prone, particularly on the throwing end of plays.

The list has often been criticised for being cumbersome and error-prone.

He is far less effective and more error-prone when pressured, so his protection must have its best game of the season.

Instead, gear just stopped working; what remained was slow and error-prone.

This was fun to use and less error-prone than my typing, if slower.

The Ford Focus might be the most error-prone car in the industry.

Now she was just a girl who remained error-prone, or perhaps error-supine.

This process is error-prone and often leads to problems.

These efforts could be described as manual, error-prone and tedious.

Once again, far too awkward and error-prone when playing at the base of midfield.

These takeaway artists could have a huge game against error-prone Maryland.

• We need a strategy to deal with error-prone measurement strategies.