Sentence examples for congenital flaws from inspiring English sources
The men belonged to Engine Company 54, part of a firehouse in Midtown Manhattan, and both had the same unusual condition in which adjacent neck vertebrae had similar congenital flaws.
Filling the entire December issue of the journal Development, Nüsslein-Volhard's and Driever's groups describe new mutant strains with congenital flaws ranging from brainlessness to taillessness and from hyperactivity to slothfulness (Science, 6 December, p. 1608).
It's like that congenital flaw is part and parcel of our arrogance, boorishness, Big Macs, loudness, low tastes, disdain for noble multilateralism and general deficit of civilization.
The bird, I know, might have possessed a congenital, ultimately fatal flaw in its makeup; I know it is highly likely it was pushed out of the nest with intent.
"Obviously, Shaq has a flaw in his stroke, and it's congenital or it's due to an accident or a broken wrist as a kid.
The decision to stop congenital heart surgery at Leeds General Infirmary comes just a day after the High Court quashed plans by the NHS to close its children's unit after ruling the consultation process was flawed.
The review's remit was flawed the panel concluded and the proposal for children's services was undermined by a lack of co-ordination with a parallel review of adult services for congenital heart disease.
Instinct isn't necessarily congenital, innate.
It's a lifestyle, not congenital, stupidity.
"Some are born with severe congenital abnormalities.
