Sentence examples similar to a telling defect from inspiring English sources

"Can anyone tell me a defect that makes a cheese taste sweet?" Almena-Aliste asked.

But if a dealer tells you about a defect before you buy, or if you examine the car and should have noticed a defect such as worn tyres, you can't complain later about these problems as the law says you had notice of them.

She was born with a heart defect and told she should never have children.

On the next day, Rakesh tells Raj about a defect in the company's new mobile handset: a call goes to two people simultaneously the intended recipient and another person on the phone's contact list.

Because of an editing error, an article in Business Day on Saturday about a federal subpoena seeking information on Guidant heart devices misstated the date that the company told doctors about a defect in one product.

"Sentiment," he tells us, "is a chemical defect found in the losing side".

Mansoor had been born with a heart defect, and doctors told them that he needed surgery that was not available in Pakistan.

The location of the tanks behind the axle and their height above the road is a design defect, the NHTSA told Chrysler in the letter requesting the recall.

Being told you have a genetic defect against which you are helpless is DISEMPOWERING.

In 1996 he and his wife were told that their unborn child had a fatal defect.

Buyers were promised a 'touch of luxury in an exclusive location' – but one homeowner has told X-Ray there is a defect with her roof that could prove costly.