Sentence examples for indicates a flaw from inspiring English sources

I had to enlist help in powering up the television, and then in the middle of the night it unaccountably turned itself on again, though this more likely indicates a flaw somewhere in my wiring than in the remote control, which looks perfectly normal.

A pattern of mismatch indicates a flaw in the model, and we hypothesize that biological events upstream of caspase-8 differ from the expected model, especially at early time points.

This does not, however, indicate a flaw in the system.

Laws that allow criminals to prey on the fears of debt-ridden working families indicate a flaw in the justice system that Hightower seizes on here.

This seemingly paradoxical phenomenon may indicate a flaw in the practice of cooperative learning in the USA.

The fact that many people feel so alienated from their environment, their co-workers and even their families indicates a severe flaw in human relations within American society.

Though Mr. Medina has said he was retiring to "focus [his] full energy on passing commonsense immigration reform," the direction that he and SEIU have taken recently indicates a serious flaw in his strategy that many individuals and organizations fall into: trading rhetoric for access.

This was not really the fault of the Chinese; it may simply indicate a design flaw inherent in the Olympics themselves, which have grown so vast and unwieldy that the only way to run them successfully may be as a kind of mini-China, packaged and policed to a fault.

What nobody also knows is whether his reported problems with academics and a stolen-car police report indicate a character flaw or just a naïve attitude of entitlement for a big man on campus.

As-fabricated VGCNFs had small Weibull modulus indicating a broad flaw population, which was condensed upon heat treatment.

This indicated a potential flaw with the search strategy, and a future large-scale trial should consider including a cancer question as part of the screening questionnaire given to patients, if the intention remains to exclude patients with cancer.