Sentence examples for a systemic flaw from inspiring English sources

To most epidemiologists, including the authors of Interphone, the results point to a systemic flaw in the trial.

The problem isn't simply greed, isn't simply ignorance, isn't a failure of regulatory diligence, but a systemic flaw in how our economy finances itself.

In 2008 Dan Kaminsky, a security researcher, uncovered a systemic flaw that afflicted nearly all DNS software on computers and servers worldwide.

"We try to find cases that point to a systemic flaw in the industry" Washington Mutual is not named in the suit because previous court rulings and federal rules pre-empt states from subpoenaing and bringing cases against federally chartered banks and their affiliates.

Germany, Greece, Finland, Poland and Armenia are among those which in different ways grant their "kin" abroad shortcuts to citizenship.If the argument erected by the authors has a systemic flaw, it is the extent to which their defence of Israeli democracy puts the question of the occupied territories in a sort of parenthesis.

The climate crisis highlights a systemic flaw in human society today: the power of large corporations over our economy, governance, and way of life overwhelms other forces.

The most coherent argument for an innate, systemic flaw probably goes something like this.

The situation in Baltimore illustrates the result of the systemic flaw in our economic system.

"As far as I can tell, the FAA's position seems to be that unless you can uncover some systemic flaw, that grounding is inappropriate," said Arnold Barnett, a professor of statistics at the MIT Sloan School of Management who focuses on aviation safety.

If a psychiatrist's goal is to make large amounts of money, utilizing the systemic flaw of writing prescriptions for powerful medicines to patients he barely knows, he should leave the field of medicine.

None of these measures, however, can remove the biggest systemic flaw.