Sentence examples for flaws in which from inspiring English sources

She added: "He's been coming to Edinburgh for four years and this year it's perfectly structured and very tightly written". Russell Kane, the proudly working class English comic, is nominated for his well-reviewed show Gaping Flaws, in which he explores his family and relationships.

There [are] some design issues, some flaws in which the way the design can be fixed.

Laps are another type of flaw in which part of a metal piece is inadvertently folded over on itself but the two sides of the fold are not completely welded together.

Topping the "must do" list is the need to fix the disastrous design flaw in which the 17 members agreed to a common monetary policy without coordinating their budgets and regulations.

But – and it's a big but – Pie is also dogmatic, self-righteous and cynical, ascribing all those problems to democracy, the flaw in which is that the general public is "thick".

Yet the outcome has not been a fundamentalist Islamic regime but a democratic system, however flawed, in which Islamist parties have to cast around for votes like any other party.

This difference was catastrophic, introducing severe spherical aberration, a flaw in which light reflecting off the edge of a mirror focuses on a different point from the light reflecting off its center.

Flaws in technique, which are otherwise hard to notice, are laid out in one image.

Librarians are all too aware of the flaws in filters, which is why we are so opposed to them.

The big virtue of a second chamber, they say, is that it acts as a check on government power and detects flaws in legislation which have been missed by the Commons.

But flaws in measurement, which put billions of dollars at risk, have raised the urgency level to such a point that a truce was called.