Sentence examples for flaws drop from inspiring English sources

In his review in the magazine this week of Sean Durkin's first feature, "Martha Marcy May Marlene," which opens this Friday, Anthony Lane singles out for praise an aspect of the film that, to me, is one of its main flaws: Drop by drop, our comprehension grows.

Undervoting -- in which people go into a voting booth but do not cast a vote, usually because of some mistake or flaw -- has dropped considerably with the use of touchscreens, they say, from nearly 5percentt in 1998 to less than 1percentt in 2002.

The market for lower-quality sakes -- the stuff that Japanese restaurants used to heat to mask its flaws -- has particularly dropped, and the industry is increasingly realizing the importance of the export market.

Early analyses of the crime drop were flawed in their exclusive concentration on trends in the USA.

In line with recommendations from the Cochrane Back Review Group, studies were rated as having 'low risk' when at least 6 criteria were met and the study had no serious flaws (e.g., large drop-out rate).

That argument seemed flawed when it dropped access to some of the most-trafficked AMC theaters.

There was a flaw in being dropped into the urbane, aspirational Viennese life.

While the craft was flying toward Saturn, a Swedish engineer named Boris Smeds discovered a critical flaw in the plan to drop Huygens on Titan.

Would its share price not drop once the flaw became clear, trashing the very profits that le Carré perceives to be the fount of Western wickedness in Africa?

My time with the two phones did still find both the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus suffering from Samsung's historical flaws of occasional lag and dropped frames of animation, but these were pre-release devices running unfinished software.

Its drop has exposed different flaws in each country.