Sentence examples for from the flaw from inspiring English sources

Cracks nucleate from the flaw and propagate through the bi-material.

KTM said it had received one report of a rider being hospitalized after a crash resulting from the flaw.

In its report (PDF) to the agency, the automaker said that such a failure could lead to a fire, although Rolls said it was not aware of any resulting from the flaw.

These suffer from the flaw of not reflecting preferential diffusion through voids and fractures in the soil, thus possibly causing an underestimation of vapor migration towards building foundations and vapor intrusion to indoor environments.

As Plender writes of the original theory: "It suffered from the flaw that in a society marked by an uneven distribution of income favouring a numerically small elite, the rich had plenty of spending power to satisfy their desires but not enough buying power to dynamise the economy to its full potential to raise real incomes".

The Google Security team wrote that they began taking steps to protect Google services from the flaw as soon as they learned about it.

But, to discover new territory, you have to get your hands dirty and benefit from the flaws and accidents.

In Family, however, the drama derives directly from the flaws and fissures within the unit, its fatal warping.

The Hazel character has been a confounding, polarising presence all season, but Schaal's performance in the live setting was deft enough to momentarily distract from the flaws in the character.

At employment, Mr Smith was a skilful communicator, and had managed, until recently, to deflect attention away from the flaws in the New Deal, a scheme for getting the long-term unemployed into work.

Bartomeu has sought to claim credit for the successes of the Rosell regime, as well as the 18 months during which he has been president, yet distance himself from the flaws of Rosell's mandate, and not always convincingly.