Sentence examples similar to flaws in language from inspiring English sources

Albert Galaburda of Harvard Medical School found two sorts of microscopic flaws in the language centres of dyslexics' brains.

"In the end, even if you believed you should control your end of life decision-making, there are too many flaws in the language," Mr. Baerlein said.

Substantial flaws in the language of the statute render it virtually powerless to thwart piracy.

Then there are the flaws in individual languages.

An apparent flaw in the language of the law pinned the exemption to equalization rates, leading to the low amount in Babylon.

But some campaigners believe that there is a fundamental flaw in the language and logic of the natural capital movement: by putting a price on nature you risk opening it up to further market commodification.

For a start, most new machines have "bugs" — flaws in the Basic language, the operating system, and often the hardware, too.

In a session Newman immediately spotted flaws in his body language.

The online attacks took advantage of flaws in the SQL programming language, which is commonly used for databases.

Laura Miller, in a heroically patient critique on Salon, spent three thousand words pinpointing the flaws in Bernstein's reasoning; her language is less inflammatory, but also, perhaps for that reason, more damning.

Since then, others have exposed flaws in kernel code, PHP programming language and Apple products.