Sentence examples for most glaring flaws from inspiring English sources

Its latest expansion, The Taken King, comprehensively fixes the game's most glaring flaws from the bottom-up.

The raison d'être of the restaurant, they were actually its most glaring flaw.

The most glaring flaw in the design of the recall process is the danger of a grossly undemocratic outcome.

The promise of direct recapitalisation has become remote.Who's covering your back?The most glaring flaw is that the common backstop is missing.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] at the creation?SIR – Your survey of America's world role (June 29th) fails to address the most glaring flaw in a "new world order" spearheaded by the United States; its lack of democratic legitimacy.

The site's most glaring flaw is that it determines popularity by measuring the number of times each candidate's name is mentioned, without taking the word's context into account.

The program's most glaring flaw is its inability to import Excel spreadsheets – something the developer promises to release in the next update, but should have been included from the start.

The most glaring flaw with the Crime Survey, however, is that it tends to underestimate drug use because it only covers residential households, meaning that some of the largest drug-using subcultures – the homeless, prison populations and students – are excluded.

(Perhaps Bloomberg is trying to correct the most glaring flaw of his mayoralty: The Yankees are now 27-28 in the playoffs during his administration. Under Rudy Giuliani, they went 58-25).

But the most glaring flaw with the Cowboys is a subpar rushing defense that ranks 17th in yards allowed and didn't shut down Lynch as much as Bevell did.

The movie has serious flaws, the most glaring Mr. Garcia's grown-up Jason.