Sentence examples for another common flaw from inspiring English sources

Another common flaw among these studies: they automatically assume that one download is equivalent to one lost sale.

Their common flaw: continued dependence on insurance companies.

But to Richard Mandeberg, the chief executive of Mirra, they all share a common flaw.

Justice John Paul Stevens said all rigid mathematical rules had a common flaw.

To many worried about climate change, that is a common flaw of such reports.

Petty and Irwin died in separate accidents earlier in the year perhaps because of a common flaw, a stuck throttle.

Secrecy, for instance, makes it harder for hedge-fund managers to imitate what their peers are doing, a common flaw among mutual-fund managers.

While both of these strategies have their merits, they also share a common flaw, which is that they leave the basic conceptual dichotomies intact.

I think Mr Brooks is right about a common flaw in public policy: it often seems tin-eared about how real people behave and react.

The mortgage-securitization system, in which the rating agencies were central, and the bank and housing finance regulatory systems, through community-reinvestment rules and affordable housing goals, shared a common flaw: both provided incentives to make imprudent loans.

His chief lieutenants are similarly flawless, except for the likes of Richard Clarke and Paul O'Neill, whose common flaw was to see the Administration as less than perfect, and to say so out loud.