Spotting used in a sentence

Spotting in a sentence as a noun

I'm getting good, I think, at spotting signals that are probably the result of jitters.

The 1st world is a rich place, but you'd have trouble spotting with much of the modern day wage slavery that must be endured.

Yes, that's why it's an interesting tool for spotting 'anomalies'.

And if you're "good" at spotting problems in a process or getting folks organized around some better way of doing things?

That doesn't mean it's spotting things that are incorrect, or fraudulent, or illegal etc., just it spots things that are out of the ordinary.

Catching and debugging these bugs from the unit test runner is a lot easier than spotting and debugging these kinds of issues at runtime.\uF729

As a general rule, they're very good at spotting BS, and they're not especially inclined to just passively accept it when they do spot it.

But I guess Bitcoin is a great learning opportunity for spotting Scams etc., as long as people don't lose too much money, it might even be beneficial.

It just looks like the sort of pattern spotting that the human brain is good at and doesn't seem to indicate any sort of systematic crack of Zodiac 340 at all.

They deserved success after spotting the opportunity the new mobile era presents for transforming the way people share the stories of their lives.

Connotation is a deceptive thing that, when focused on, makes one think s/he is successfully spotting discriminatory, sexist, racist, what-have-you acts.

Our brains are just good at finding analogies, finding analogies is like spotting patterns, we see them even when there aren't any and when there actually are some their appeal is difficult to overcome.