Sentence examples for lethal flaw from inspiring English sources

But wise and welcome as the Academy's move is, it has a lethal flaw.

But if these versions, like Liszt's Beethoven transcriptions, now seem obsolete, obsolescence is hardly a lethal flaw in classical music.

Their lethal flaw is the abolition of the traditional legal duty to retreat from a threat before resorting to deadly force.

N.H.T.S.A. needs vastly more resources to monitor potentially lethal flaws in the nation's increasingly high-tech fleet.

He discovered that the tank in which he had stored his paralarvae during the expedition had two lethal flaws: it had a rectangular shape, which, for some reason, caused the squid to sink to the bottom and die; and its walls were made of polyethylene, a plastic compound that, it turns out, is toxic to deep-sea squid.

Some scientists believe clones would face health problems ranging from subtle but potentially lethal flaws to outright deformity.

The agency has been battered by a series of high-profile failures to quickly catch and fix lethal flaws in car ignition switches and air bags.

The Sellafield nuclear site is riddled with potentially lethal safety flaws, according to a BBC investigation.

Airliners drop out of the sky, marriages crash and burn, daredevil pilots make lethal miscalculations, and family men make flawed choices.

Their experiments flaws could be related to choosing improper lethal dose of the viruses in the short treatment duration [ 34, 52].

The desert war revealed two potentially disastrous flaws: the Army's light forces weren't lethal enough to stop Saddam Hussein by themselves, and the armored units were so heavy that it took them months to reach the battlefield.