Sentence examples for old flaws from inspiring English sources

Fiscal policy, while not irrelevant, was not necessarily the most important factor.It is also worth pointing out that the economy also suffers from some its old flaws.

Yet if few of the old virtues were in evidence, some of the old flaws were recognisable in the way they conceded the game's only goal.

But the labyrinthine nature of it setups and companies' lax attitudes toward security mean old flaws often go unfixed.

So much positivity came after defeat against Italy but here old flaws were exposed and the need for a changing of the older guard made more urgent ahead of the Euro 2016 qualifying campaign.

For Star Wars fans, though, alarm bells began to ring when Lucas announced he was releasing "special editions" of the original films that would incorporate new footage and correct old flaws.

When the heat is on, age-old flaws – in Kaymer's case relating to chipping – have an ugly tendency to reappear.

The heathcare reforms in the 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act remain a work in progress, with some of the law's mandates causing new problems or exacerbating older flaws.

As Avedon sought out faces on which life had left its mark, so I prefer older, flawed leaves to young, unblemished specimens — leaves to which something has happened".

Hackers are using a decade-old flaw to target and hijack dormant Twitter accounts to spread terrorist propaganda, TechCrunch has learned.

Hear why Twitter's old onboarding flaws caused its current growth problem.

The human error in our nuclear program may be the old Socratic flaw of thinking we know that we don't know and can't know.