Sentence examples for greatest defect from inspiring English sources

The book's greatest defect is its failure to answer the question posed by the title.

The ancients considered hubris the greatest defect, and the gods punished it mercilessly.

Or consider what is the Tory brand's greatest defect: the perception that they are the party of the rich.

(Obviously, Social Security is no longer a sacred cow, no matter what one's political disposition). For Mr. Margolis, Social Security's greatest defect is that the system is not designed to beget egalitarianism in our old age, since it does not compensate those who were victims of various forms of discrimination during their preretirement years - for instance, wives who were not paid for housework.

It's greatest defect is the imperfect manner in which matters of commerce have been provided for.

However, the greatest defect in lung bacterial clearance was observed in TLR4lps-d/TLR9−/− double mutant mice, indicating that both TLR4 and TLR9 are required for optimal clearance.

To begin with, I realized that my two great defects were the two greatest defects possible: the clumsiness of my writing and my ignorance of the human heart.

Remember, one of Clinton's greatest defects is that she's viewed as untrustworthy (some polls already show that about 60percentt of Americans feel she can't be trusted).

So it is the great defect of this exhibition that painting and sculpture play so small a part in it.

"The great defect of this music," he added, "is that it has to be accompanied by drugs.

Thrombin mutants with multiple alanine substitution of basic residues showed a progressively greater defect in inhibition potency.