Sentence examples for more severe flaws from inspiring English sources

In accordance with Weibull's size effect theory (Weibull 1939), larger specimens are normally weaker than smaller ones because they have a greater chance to include larger and more severe flaws.

The book is not without minor flaws: a more severe editorial pen might have shot down a few unnecessary adjectives.

Unfortunately, Nicolson's book suffers from a more serious flaw.

But a more serious flaw lies in its contradiction.

Beyond that is a still more serious flaw.

"I think the flaws in the case of von der Leyen are even more severe than in the case of Schavan," Gerhard Dannemann, a Berlin-based professor of law, told VICE News.

More severe or less severe?

The more severe crashes.

Sentences are more severe.

Corruption is more severe.

Their words became more severe.