Sentence examples for crippling flaw from inspiring English sources
Now it had become a crippling flaw.
For all its impressive strengths, however, CLV suffers from a crippling flaw that blurs its declared focus.
It was Gerson who first exposed the crippling flaw in the man for man marking of the Uruguayans.
Coldplay's crippling flaw as a major band has always been Martin: decent but unexceptional, with an enviable sense of melody, but capable only of superficially healing songs.
Homeowners have used solar panels for years, but the technology has a crippling flaw: They can't work at night or under cloudy skies.
Such a strategy would address a crippling flaw of both Pan Am and T.W.A.: their lack of extensive domestic route networks do not allow their mostly leased aircraft to be used for enough hours a day to be profitable.
Beyond that creditable innovation, Ferraro turned out to have crippling flaws, including a less than compelling campaign style and tangled family finances that invited skeptical press scrutiny.
Judges at all levels of the Article III hierarchy have a duty to expound the law candidly and accurately and should draw attention to the crippling flaws in these doctrines, even when they are constrained in their decisions to follow them.
The problem with the Fair Tax is that it contains a simple, but crippling, economic flaw.
In fact, paying out 70percentt of revenue is close enough to financial crippling to mean that some think Uber is intrinsically flawed as a business model unless it can remove drivers altogether.
