Sentence examples for left a flaw from inspiring English sources

Editor's note: We have updated the headline to clarify that Qualcomm simply reported the Android vulnerability a year ago and did not say explicitly say that Google left a flaw unpatched.

What is keeping them from fixing it themselves?" More often than not, you'll discover good reasons why they've chosen to leave a flaw in their product, and that knowledge can be valuable competitive intelligence.

The iPhone Dev Team, the same folks who unlocked the iPhone in the first place, created it to help us lowly users but they left a fatal flaw in the program.

IX Or, there's Satan! – one might venture Pledge one's soul to him, yet leave Such a flaw in the indenture As he'd miss till, past retrieve, Blasted lay that rose-acacia We're so proud of!

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But for all John F. Kennedy's flaws, his short presidency left an indelible mark on on a Bronx boy coming of age.

But the clearance work at the time, undertaken under U.S. military supervision, has over the past five years been found by the Spanish authorities to have been insufficient and in some respects flawed, leaving a thorn in diplomatic relations between the two countries.

Because of those flaws, the report leaves a number of mysteries, including why workers on the rig made the decisions they made before the explosion.

The budget's most serious flaw is that it leaves a long-term financial imbalance largely in place.

"I talked to the guy in charge afterwards to ask if they had left the flaw in on purpose because it was really simple and quick," said Mr. Ribeiro, whose boyish grin makes him look younger than his 26 years.

The team tried to rule out all possible causes, leaving the prospect of a flaw in the laws of physics.