Sentence examples for massive flaw from inspiring English sources

"The fact that our system of government has such a massive flaw at its center elicits almost no political passion..

In Radio Silence, Oseman uncovers the massive flaw in the education system as it is at the moment: academic intelligence being the only thing that matters, above all else, such as ability and talent within the arts, at the price of students' mental health.

"Why he did it, you'll never know, but there appears to be a massive flaw in his character.

They described massive flaws in the villagisation programme, inadequate services and insufficient food, possibly requiring an emergency response.

This exhibition releases him from that burden by revealing some massive flaws, especially when you set him beside Monet.

The World Bank accepted a rap on the knuckles for the massive flaws in the PBS programme but did not cancel it.

We will rely on aggressive oversight that highlights the law's massive flaws and smart, targeted strikes that split the legislative coalition the president has relied upon to force his health care law on the American people.

But it is a reminder of the economic impact of austerity -- austerity helped along by a research report that will likely keep influencing policymakers, and maybe rating agencies, for years to come -- despite its massive flaws.

This result reflects the massive flaws in the present taxonomy of this genus as already formerly stated by several taxonomists who referred to Schistura as 'a provisional, polyphyletic assemblage' [ 45], 'polyphyletic' and 'waste-basket name' [ 46] or 'possibly not monophyletic' [ 47].

Realize that Bella is merely a fictional character in a book, and realize that she has massive flaws.

There is a massive logical flaw they aren't spotting – which does not bode well for an interpretation of literature's most logical mind.