Sentence examples for basic flaw of from inspiring English sources
One basic flaw of the World Trade Center, as it stood, was the isolation of its plaza.
It is the basic flaw of all metaphysical epistemologies that they always attempt to reinterpret this duality of "moments" as a duality of "elements".
The necessity of tagging is eliminated in refractive-index change based devices, but the basic flaw of indirect nature of most detection methodologies can only be overcome by generic and/or reagentless DNA sensors such as the conductance-based approach and the DNA-single electron transistor (DNA-SET) structure.
The most basic flaw of the public finance argument has always been the assumption that the link between money and popularity began with the former.
The editors argue that the basic flaw of efficiency is its narrow concept of value: Monetary and commodity values are the only ones that really count.
Martin Guggenheim, a legal scholar at the New York University Family Defense Clinic, said the states' revised version "does not address the basic flaws" of the pact.
One of the basic flaws of value investors is that they focus excessively on past or present performance.
The uncertainty about Mr. Rockwell's background underscored a basic flaw in the format of not only the Fox special but also of the coming crop of reality-based television shows in which real people are supposed to be taking genuine life-changing actions on camera.
This idea sees Litvinenko's murder as a symptom of a basic flaw in Mr Putin's quasi-authoritarian system of government: the transfer of power, as mandated by the constitution, is tricky and perilous.The polonium itself, with its rarity and trail of irradiated locations (see article) ought to be a telling clue.
Justice Kennedy said the law's basic flaw was in its "deprivation of the liberty of the person protected by the Fifth Amendment".
The Christmas Day bombing plot revealed a basic flaw in how two teams of intelligence analysts worked on different parts of the same problem.
