Sentence examples for have been flaws from inspiring English sources

Thomas A. Renyi, the Bank of New York's chairman, acknowledges that there have been flaws in the bank's service.

"There may have been flaws [in the reunification]," says Mr Baldszus.

There have been flaws - some teams over-relying on individuals, and some of the major European nations suffering a collective lapse in form and accomplishment - but the tournament has never failed to captivate.

In some instances, there may have been flaws in the experimental methodology (for example, relevance and quality of models, incomplete understanding of treatment mechanisms and inadequate elucidation of brain pharmacokinetics of the drug used).

Pakistan's democratic governments have been flawed.

But now it seems that the logic of that argument might have been flawed.

Andrew said that the design I picked might have been flawed.

His logic might have been flawed on Monday, but he seemed to believe what he said.

My perception of Marin County, California, appears to have been flawed at the time.

The lead paragraph said her testimony "suggested" that earlier testimony by Gonzales "may have been flawed".

Canadian Imperial's "concept may have been flawed," Mr. Kraushaar said.