Sentence examples for has two flaws from inspiring English sources

The debt brake has two flaws, he argues.

But it has two flaws as an indicator of house-price changes.

But ever the pragmatist, he knew that his kingdom oil-rich but militarily weakingdom oil-richful foreign protector.Mr Vassiliev's butk has two flaws.

Compared with an ideal, stable and noninflationary monetary system, free from influence by elected officials, the gold standard has two flaws.

Daniel A. Simon New York, Dec. 27, 2008 • To the Editor: Your editorial praising the merits of a gas tax has two flaws.

However, Fe72Y6B22 alloy has two flaws in terms of glass-forming ability, i.e. relatively large atomic diffusivity and insufficiently close atomic packing.

He adds that the euro had two flaws: to join northern countries that favour solidity in public finances with laxer southern ones that seek solidarity, and to allow countries to break fiscal rules in its early years.

But she said the 10percentt plan had two flaws: it could not be used easily in graduate schools like medicine and law, and its success in recruiting minority students depended on the continued existence of racially and ethnically segregated schools.

Thatcher's hubristic levy had two flaws which the council tax corrected – the one which got the publicity was the disregarding of property size; the one which caused the chaos on the ground was the requirement for councils to chase the poorest households for modest amounts of money, for which the ultimate penalty for failure to pay was a prison sentence.

Frith's argument, however, had two flaws:  he was using an incorrect number for total annual suicides, and his sample size (339 England cricketers) was just not big enough.

The Punk only had two flaws.