Sentence examples for essential flaws from inspiring English sources
Overnight, duck pâté partisans noticed essential flaws in Mensch's campaign.
Patterns are emerging that have exposed the essential flaws in both teams.
Two essential flaws show up in the way New Labour wielded power.
We believe, however, their formulation has essential flaws.
A time-averaging procedure, which is usually applied for such a decomposition, is examined, and its essential flaws are revealed.
In particular, we can extend the well-known results in Mu [29, 30] and point out some essential flaws in their manuscripts.
It seems to me that the essential flaw in our voting system is that it is controlled by partisans in each state.
"The essential flaw is always the same: copyright holders can link piracy to IP addresses, and these can be matched to a household's internet account.
I've written before about "Eichmann in Jerusalem"; in that post, I suggested that Arendt's charge that Eichmann suffered from a "lack of imagination" is actually the essential flaw of her own book.
There is an essential flaw in the team rankings anyway, insofar as they are retrospective: they indicate how good a team was, in much the same way as weather presenters tell you whether it was raining yesterday.
This essential flaw at the heart of email – that you can't control it, because despite appearances it isn't yours – is the reason why you'll never get satisfaction from it.
