Sentence examples for fatal design from inspiring English sources
Its external subway lines, a foolish but not fatal design flaw, have skewed it like an amusement park ride.
To me the fact that most schools in their admissions process balance quantitative factors with qualitative ones inviting biases and potential for unfairness is not some fatal design flaw.
So if, like me, you're saddled with a 2017 (or earlier) MBP there's sweet F.A. you can do about this fatal design flaw in the core interfacing mechanism you must daily touch.
He opposed communism, stating, "A system that doesn't allow ownership has—to put it mildly a fatal design flaw".
But the M-2 also suffered from a fatal design flaw which wasn't discovered until the sub vanished one morning in January 1932.
This analysis has shown both that many of the existing RCTs of calcium and vitamin D contain substantial, and sometimes fatal, design flaws flaws that preclude their adequately addressing the research questions they set out to answer.
I might add that the character's incessant carping was done in a kazoolike nasal whine, as were his incessant jokes: a spate of fatal snappers designed to ingratiate but eliciting from all within earshot a columbarium-like silence.
Lustgarten's catchphrase – "But it was then that he made his fatal mistake" – was designed to warn viewers that killers always gave themselves away.
A technical analysis of the fatal accident was designed based on an on-site inspection of the accident, meetings and testimony gathering, a report on the nature of the event, a probable description of the accident and a proposal for corrective and preventive measures.
In some cases, participants even began constructing a toy only to discover a day or two into the process that their design had fatal flaws!
We face a conjunction of three large events - the implosion of the debt-based finance-capitalism that developed over the past twenty years or so, a fracturing of the euro resulting from fatal faults in its design, and the ongoing shift of economic power from the west to the fast-developing countries of the east and south.
