Sentence examples for addressing a flaw from inspiring English sources

Of course, Romney may be less concerned with addressing a flaw than reinforcing a strength.

Judge Karen Kerrigan said: "Video advertising is something I'm naturally sceptical about, but Ash.TV is addressing a flaw by optimising muted video.

Ford is recalling about 16,000 of its 2011-12 Transit Connect vans to address a flaw with its windshield wipers, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

These proposals are intended to address a fundamental flaw in money market funds.

The ruling allows military prosecutors to address a legal flaw that had ground the prosecutions to a halt.

STEVEN M. CLAYTON Pittsburgh, March 29 , 2011To the Editor: President Obama failed to address a fundamental flaw in our policy: the unlikelihood that in the end it will produce a satisfactory result.

BRUSSELS — Amid a debt crisis that threatens to engulf the global economy, the European Union this week will try again to address a serious flaw in the construction of the euro: the lack of fiscal rules tough enough to provide a foundation for the currency.

Within the scope of this article, we address a significant flaw of current CRC-based fuzzy vault schemes, which allows the potential of successful blend substitutions attack.

Each update is specifically written to address a security flaw or loophole in the system that hackers could attack.

While PSC may try to smear President Obama's Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces Executive Order as a "blacklisting" of well-intentioned companies, the Order addresses a serious flaw in the federal contracting system.

This particular exploit has been under investigation for some time by researchers, and word of it trickled out in the form of small updates to various operating systems addressing a hitherto-undocumented security flaw.