Sentence examples for many defects from inspiring English sources

"Many defects weren't there.

But the governor, a Democrat, said the bill still had too many defects.

Third, Britain can indeed confront its many defects better together than apart.

It's almost a thrill to come across expository prose that combines so many defects, plodding and tendentious by turns.

"Renzi has many defects," said Roberto D'Alimonte, a political scientist and specialist on Italy's electoral system.

"That is the same as not believing in man, and man is an animal with many defects but also with startling capabilities".

My friend Dewayne said that hill people married their cousins and that's why there were so many defects in their families.

Despite the meeting's many defects, the conference can help identify and stigmatize racist practices and boost those who fight for tolerance.

Last spring, scientists told Congress that cloned animals had so many defects that it would be immoral to think about cloning humans.

It has become too useful a smokescreen for Muslim nations' many defects -- their corruption, their incompetence, their oppression of their citizens, their economic, scientific and cultural stagnation.

All of us at The Times are fully aware of the many defects in Walter Duranty's journalism, as we have and will continue to acknowledge.