Sentence examples similar to flaw emergence from inspiring English sources
Other traditional detection methods are also becoming more and more of limitation due to continual variation of microorganisms, emergence of new pathogens and flaw of method itself such as low accuracy, poor specificity and so on.
Former President Bill Clinton was often chastised for being too chummy with Boris N. Yeltsin, but at least the former Russian president, for all his flaws, destroyed communism, dismantled the Soviet Union and encouraged the emergence of basic democratic institutions, including a free press and civil liberties, in Russia.
It was not the re-emergence of an Italian problem that troubled Rodgers, however, as the flaw that has undermined too many encouraging displays this term.
But the emergence of steady wage growth did little to diminish concentrated wealth.Marx saw capitalism as fundamentally flawed, containing the roots of its own destruction.
The emergence has been erratic.
The emergence of digital media.
It was a sensational emergence.
It's my fatal flaw.' Fatal flaw?
These are thus cases of emergence.
