Sentence examples for flaw making from inspiring English sources

By chivalrously protecting them while citing their every virtue and his every flaw (making too much of his extremely minor sins, to promote the dubious possibility that he has been a bad brother), Colt is being loyal to his siblings, if not his readers.

What once conferred certain advantages in a hunter-gatherer era, in an agrarian age or even in an industrial age is now a potentially horrific character flaw, making people feel stupid or lazy and irresponsible, when in fact neither description is apt.

Arguably, devices that addressed this market flaw made the market more efficient.

Those services make no encryption promises, and researchers have pointed out that a security flaw makes it easy for recipients to save messages without senders knowing about it.

But a design flaw makes it uncomfortable (one end sags) as a piece of "tensioning" material anchored into the base keeps coming out.

This critical security flaw makes your organization vulnerable to significant damages.

But when a report of the Pentium flaw made its way on to an early Internet newsgroup, users erupted.

Many criticized the move, and news of the security flaw made it onto the front pages anyway.

The flaw makes it possible for ordinary users and processes to access data deep in the inner mechanisms of the processor and architecture — specifically, kernel memory.

A flaw makes for a good character but a flaw also make for a terrifying, if entertaining, politician.

This flaw makes it impossible to track individual developments in NRW in relation to the national average (for instance, to evaluate a program to increase wood use in construction or for heating with wood/pellets at the state level).