Sentence examples for a central flaw from inspiring English sources

But your analysis misses a central flaw in our system: institutionalized cost shifting.

A central flaw of governance is that boards of directors frequently are ornamental and provide negligible oversight.

Elusive gains and vanishing market share point not to a lack of effort but to a central flaw in how that effort is conceived.

Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri, striking at what all the candidates believe is a central flaw of Bush foreign policy, would focus on rebuilding fractured alliances.

And the past cover-ups underscore what some of the agency's own employees say is a central flaw in the proposed overhaul: a reliance on the agency to oversee itself.

Now, what other working-class foods can we get him to eat?" There has been a central flaw in the marketing of Ed Miliband since the day he got the job: they are trying to make him look "normal".

The referendum is held up as an example of Wilson's central flaw – that he was a schemer whose main aim was to hold his feuding cabinets together.

This mismatch between what is covered and what is actually useful is the central flaw in Medicare today, a shock to families who have no clue, until they're smack in the middle of it, about how this system works.

The central flaw in her remarks is a conflation commonly made in talk about race -- that is, the difference between equality and symmetry.

Pretty much every team left has an equal chance of winning it, and this degree of sporting egalitarianism should not be taken for granted, speaking as it does to the central flaw in European football's current trajectory towards a dwindling oligarch of fiscally-driven elitism.

The generals' failure to grasp that the Shinawatras are only a symbol of much wider demands for social change and equality is the central flaw in their plan.