Sentence examples for particular flaws from inspiring English sources

But the particular flaws in the design of a single currency must not be allowed to bury a more basic economic truth.

The crash killed 40 people and injured 191; a subsequent investigation blamed in particular flaws in the design of the signaling equipment.

They declare, "We must avoid justifying," rejecting equally the "adulateurs" of America and the "contempteurs," since the particular flaws of American policy are beside the point: "the nihilist offensive follows its own logic".

Though Lanier sees failures like these as particular flaws of Second Life, they raise another question: whether anyone will want to inhabit the humanistic future that he is so eager to create.

In testing the operations of the country's democracy, they should perhaps look not only at particular flaws in the system, but at the system itself, especially the egregious practice of gerrymandering electoral districts for partisan gain.

Arendt doesn't ascribe their compromise to any personal failings, like cowardice or careerism, but, rather, to the particular flaws inherent in intellectualism: I still think that it belongs to the essence of being an intellectual that one fabricates ideas about everything.

Thus, the virus was only able to penetrate users of the previous release, 10.6 (Snow Leopard), or any Lion users with Java purposely installed.The particular flaw in Java that the malware exploited was known to Oracle, which acquired Java together with its orginal developer, Sun Microsystems, in 2009.

"But I don't think there's a particular flaw in the system.

We hope Apple has a fix soon because even though this workaround exists, we can't be sure of the extent of this particular flaw until Apple takes a look.

For many cancer drugs targeted to particular genetic flaws, only a tenth of patients might be helped.

In particular, several flaws often found when dealing with these factors result in so-called "time traps".