Sentence examples similar to granting the flaw from inspiring English sources
Once he became a Nobel recipient, he wasted no time in letting the Royal Swedish Academy know that he believed the process for granting the prize was badly flawed.
But the scheme's fatal flaw was that neither the ARBs nor the GRTF were granted the power to release prisoners.
Granted, one of the flaws of English as it has evolved is its lack of a gender-neutral personal pronoun -- that is, a pronoun referring to person rather than to a thing.
Mr Brown said the ruling showed the economic case used as justification for granting permission was "flawed".
First, Congress needs to remove the "flaw" in the law that prevents labs from carrying over enough money to survive between grants, he says.
I wish I could tell people the amazing things I witnessed during my 30 years in the CIA, that I've never seen people work harder or more selflessly, that for little money and long hours, people took it for granted that their flaws would be scrutinized and their successes ignored.
The "flaw in love" was a flaw in chemicals.
