Although I'm cynical about artists returning to "roots" when all other avenues are exhausted, Lulu seems to honestly love tonight's songs, earnestly lecturing us on them, and her own time on the great soul label Atlantic's roster Her approach to "You Send Me" shows her flaws, compared to, say, a co-worker she mentions from her Atlantic days, Aretha Franklin.
The referred module is used at the operational level for recording data on the performed operations, evidencing several flaws compared to its purpose as an integrated management tool.
That's a minor flaw compared to the strengths of a book, which interrogates its subject with such enthusiasm and vigor.
The Verse buds do have one significant flaw compared to other wireless buds – they have an advertised battery life of just three hours of music playback, which is at least an hour less than most of the other options out there.
Nevertheless, for the same monomers, the high-temperature VDP coating process was advantageous for high-efficiency surface flaw healing compared to the dip-coating process, resulting in a 25% increase in the average tensile strength of the carbon fiber.
But few policies are perfectly conceived and any design flaws are mild compared to those at Yale, because no one expects the scheme to be wholly self-financing.
In just a few days in 1941, the Nazis shot more Jews in the east than they had inmates in all their concentration camps".Bloodlands" has aroused fierce criticism from those who believe that the Soviet Union, for all its flaws, cannot be compared to the Third Reich, which pioneered ethnic genocide.
The contract and purchase price was widely called a boondoggle and a super-mugging at the time; later, these warnings were borne out when teachers and principals pointed out its numerous flaws, especially as compared to more useful data systems that were acquired by schools for relative pennies.
Margaret: Yes, for all of both Ray and Adam's flaws, they seem like dreamboats compared to Booth.
The notion that the Cypriot parliament would reject the proposal was not factored into the calculations, a fatal flaw in what one City analyst compared to one of the "cunning plans" conjured up by Baldrick in the Blackadder series.
Visits by the prison reformer John Howard as part of the research for his book The State of the Prisons found these prisons flawed, but in relatively good condition compared to others at the time.
