Sentence examples for against flaws from inspiring English sources

He said he wanted to guard against flaws that would spur further appeals, especially from owners of commercial property, who have collected most of the tax refunds.

There was no single massive change being pushed at Toyota under the new program, but rather a combination of efforts to guard against flaws while maintaining an edge in product appeal, such as cool-looking exterior designs and safety technology.

But they also acknowledged that disabling it could afford some protection against similar flaws discovered later.

Warm of heart, modest in polish, "Amy" provides satisfactions that must be balanced against its flaws.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation reversed course and said a free software patch offered by Microsoft does protect against serious flaws in the latest version of its Windows software.

All this time railing against the flaws of the place, criticising its famous art scene – for a living – it had been sinking tendrils of belonging in me.

British and French aviation regulators formed a committee today to examine ways to return the Concorde to service "in safe conditions" that would protect it against the flaws behind last month's crash near Paris.

A6 Bid to Resurrect the Concorde British and French aviation regulators formed a committee to examine ways to return the Concorde to service "in safe conditions" that would protect it against the flaws behind last month's crash near Paris.

For Kings County, at least, questionable behavior by key members of its criminal-justice system over at least the past two decades, combined with recent events in other jurisdictions that point to biases deeply embedded in American criminal justice, suggests the urgent need for new methods to guard against structural flaws.

Fortunately, Intel has had plenty of time to work on it, and new chips coming out later this year will include improvements at the hardware/architecture level that protect against the flaws.

"I plan to make an even stronger case for democratic governance," he says, "but with an understanding of how we must protect and guard against the flaws and exigencies that inhere in an un-watchful democratic enterprise".