Sentence examples for defect of the from inspiring English sources

Froude dismisses Kurt's simplification as "a defect of the radical and the young".

"A defect of the democratic life was removed," Mr. Erdogan said today.

A defect of the show is that the best comics don't perform enough.

"Maeve hadn't let me read any of Larkin's letters to her, and that was a defect of the book.

"But S.I.P.C. does not provide for a lot of protection, and I think that's a defect of the law".

Individual countries would still need structural reforms, but the main structural defect of the euro would be cured.

By restricting their prohibitions to the D&X procedure exclusively, the Kansas, Utah, and Montana statutes avoid a principal defect of the Nebraska law.

In a 95-page memorandum, prosecutors argued that the charges should stand because of the "fatal defect" of the argument to dismiss them.

Hereditary nonpolyposis colon cancer involves a defect of the DNA repair gene and is found in 10percentto12percentcent of colon cancers.

Hans-Joachim Watzke, the BVB CEO, had called Hoffeheim "a birth defect of the league" before the game and came out with more populist nonsense.

"I thought it was a major defect of the Stalinist left not to recognise that establishing democracy in India had been an enormous step forward.