Sentence examples for has big flaws from inspiring English sources
This is a shame, for the programme has big flaws.
Meanwhile, Consumer Reports declared this week that the Model 3 has "big flaws," including its emergency brakes and "difficult-to-use controls". "These problems keep the Model 3 from earning a Consumer Reporters recommendation," the publication said, according to The Post's Peter Holley.
She notes that primary voters will care more about his substance, values and experience and that all Washington politicians are hypocrites... and all successful presidents have big, personal flaws.
State lock-ups are only slightly less stuffed.The system has three big flaws, say criminologists.
Lucy Burnford, founder of car-management platform Motoriety.co.uk says: "The investigation has exposed big flaws in the insurance market that, if rectified, could encourage fiercer competition and drive prices down for motorists.
Though the Dow is better known, and claims "to provide a clear, straightforward view of the stock market and, by extension, the U.S. economy," it has some big flaws.
YouTube has always had one big flaw: you needed a computer to see it.
These can help to cement the relationship between trading partners; but from the perspective of development campaigners, they have two big flaws.
As the cheap solution for mobile TV, these sets have some big flaws.
Strike breakers Indonesia's last frontier Into the heartland Fighting on Afghans' behalf ReprintsBut he has one big flaw.
