Sentence examples for basic flaw in the from inspiring English sources
Jefferson thought he could fix the basic flaw in the British system.
This shows a basic flaw in the Bush mantra that tax cuts create jobs.
The basic flaw in the plan is that it splits the derivatives market in two.
He described the basic flaw in the banking system as it has evolved over the past decades: other people's money.
"If you're talking about being a real democracy, this is a basic flaw in the structure," said Anat Scolnicov, a civil rights lawyer.
The basic flaw in the argument, as Mr. Cohn notes, is this: there are a lot of seniors who will vote in Florida.
The basic flaw in these arguments is that coups, forcible overthrows, whatever one calls them, do not provide a foundation for stability or sound representative government.
And beyond the arrogance and lack of recognition than luck as well as their own virtue might have something to do with the fact that they are making it while others are falling short, there is a basic flaw in this conservative argument that progressives have always recognized: that our fates are linked, especially in hard times.
But a provocative new paper by economists at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, claims to have found basic flaws in the research.
The road is rocky and potentially fatal for any startup, but are there basic flaws in the on-demand model?
"The market drop has revealed one of the basic flaws in the Russian economy," said Christopher Weafer, chief strategist at Uralsib Bank in Moscow.
