Sentence examples similar to formal flaws from inspiring English sources

The Interior Department research used to determine whether the tribes, the Eastern Pequots and the Paucatuck Eastern Pequots, deserve formal recognition is flawed, he asserted.

Just as the Velvet Underground incorporated the "accident" of feedback, Godard used the flaws and formal no-nos of conventional cinema to reinvent cinema.

However, study design flaws hinder formal technology assessment.

Intuition may tell engineers or scientists that a project has fatal flaws, but the formal decision to call it a failure may be delayed for months.

The considerable heterogeneity among studies and numerous methodological flaws precluded a formal meta-analysis.

Her language is oddly formal, less than artful, grammatically flawed.

What's so odd about this -- and remember that his legions of acolytes consider Sowell a genius - is that one doesn't have to be an expert, or even have any formal education, to see the flaw in the logic here.

Bug bounties are sort of a dispersed version of that, where a company sets up a formal system to reward independent researchers who find flaws in their software and work with companies to fix them.

Nor did the C.I.A. wait for this formal review to begin identifying and correcting the systemic flaws discussed in the inspector general's report.

The experiment is being carried out as part of the pre-legislative scrutiny of the communications bill, with the intention of ironing out flaws in the draft legislation before its formal passage through parliament.

He forged a hasty (and flawed) peace deal in Georgia without a formal mandate sidelining the EU's foreign policy chief, Javier Solana.