Sentence examples for fix a flaw from inspiring English sources

President Bush on Tuesday signed a bill meant to fix a flaw in a 1999 law that has cast doubt on thousands of patent decisions.

An Uber spokeswoman said on Monday that engineers were working to fix a flaw in the programming that advocates feared could have deadly consequences for cyclists.

The attempt to needlessly fix a flaw brings to mind a short story by Hawthorne, "The Birthmark," in which a scientist becomes obsessed with removing a mark from the face of his otherwise lovely wife.

Lenovo, the world's largest PC manufacturer, has apologised for installing malware on consumer laptops, and attempted to issue instructions on how to fix a flaw that fatally compromised user security.

Molly McNamara, a conservator at the Gardner, pointed out that the left eye had been cast on later to fix a flaw in the bronze; its shape is sharper, its gaze more penetrating.

Of 2.3 million vehicles recalled for potentially sticking accelerator pedals, more than 80 percent have been repaired, while 58 percent of 5.4 million vehicles recalled to fix a flaw that could cause the pedal to become stuck beneath the floor mat have been fixed, the company said.

Siemens, the mobile phone maker, said yesterday that service providers including the Vodafone Group agreed to approve a software update that fixes a flaw in its 65 series handsets by the end of the week.

"When Twitter says they have fixed a flaw, we see a new exploit again and again".

Canadian internet provider Altima Telecom has fixed a flaw in its website that could have given an attacker full access to its customer database.

That is not to say that correcting a weakness or fixing a flaw isn't useful, but think about the best leaders you have worked with and odds are, they were excellent because of something they did profoundly well.

Closing this tax loophole would fix a fundamental flaw in our health care system.