Sentence examples for grave defects from inspiring English sources
Reserving decision, he said, "Whether the negotiators addressed these grave defects will have to be determined after reviewing the document".
His grave defects as a commanding officer became apparent when Confederate general Robert E. Lee, with fewer than half the number of troops, outmaneuvered him and caused a Union retreat.
For all its mixed-up character and its many grave defects and contradictions, the fact that South Africa is a country at all, and that its forward-looking constitution plays a central role in its life, is, I believe, one of the greatest stories of our times.
Sir Erskine May notes that "[the] reformed Parliament was, unquestionably, more liberal and progressive in its policy than the Parliaments of old; more vigorous and active; more susceptible to the influence of public opinion; and more secure in the confidence of the people", but admitted that "grave defects still remained to be considered".
Remarkably, almost all of these aberrations constituted grave defects, many corresponding to more than 10-fold reductions in mitotic performance.
In his introduction, Simpson says that "…experimental biology in general and genetics in particular have the grave defect that they cannot reproduce the vast and complex horizontal extent of the natural environment and, particularly, the immense span of time in which population changes really occur.
Responsible for grave birth defects, scientists are scambling to develop a vaccine for the Zika virus tearing across Latin America.
For example, someone who is so mentally ill that he literally can't understand what he's doing can avoid conviction based on the (rarely successful) insanity defense, while someone just on the other side of that line can be convicted and sentenced as a "sane" person despite suffering from grave mental defects.
By E14.5, embryos displayed grave developmental defects, most likely due to insufficient oxygenation.
For Mr. Santorum, of course, it's all about abortion, limiting the rights of women, and the possibility that parents will abort a fetus if they discover a grave birth defect.
And in one final development, Elliot Nichols, a Ukip councillor in South West Surrey, announced he would defect back to the Conservatives after admitting a "grave error" in moving to Ukip.
