Sentence examples for because of the flawed from inspiring English sources

Prolapses happen because of the flawed design of female anatomy.

The automaker said there was a risk of fires or injuries because of the flawed inflators.

He renewed a promise to complete the US mission there; rather than speaking honestly about the uncertain future facing Afghanistan because of the flawed mission he green-lighted.

In an interview, the executive, David Cary Hart, who was also president of the Drake Business School chain, said that because of the flawed records, he could not say "to a reasonable degree of accuracy" how much money the school took in and how much it should have taken in.

Each company said it filed correct tax returns, though ChevronTexaco paid $675 million to settle its dispute In Micrel's case, Ms. Welling concluded after she got the returns through a routine request to the recordkeeping department that $51 million was owed for just three years because of the flawed stock options.

Similarly, the tragic sense of pragmatic naturalism did not require the acceptance of the inevitability of human self-destruction because of the flawed constitution of human nature, as in the religious metaphors of original sin or the Freudian metaphor of the "death instinct".

When pushed, the horrors that are deep inside him come out, because of the way he's treated socially and because of the flaws within himself.

Because of the flaws he perceives in the rules, Mr. Krause said he was confident they would be revised.

If it does, it will be because of the flaws of the right as much as the virtues of the left.

And while he may be missed less because of the flaws he exhibited last season, he could at least be counted on for youthful enthusiasm.

Mr. Thomas said he knew of no one, other than the reporter, who gained access to the records because of the flaw.