Sentence examples for production flaw from inspiring English sources

The moment when the finished book, or package of books, arrives on the doorstep is the moment of truth, of culmination: its bliss lasts as long as five minutes, until the first typographical error or production flaw is noticed.

Recalls – which are issued after a health-and-safety risk that could affect public health, or a major design or production flaw, has been discovered – increased by 26% to 310 in 2014/15 from 245 the previous year, according to figures from London law firm RPC.

From finding the right partners in Pakistan and India who we could trust, to getting to a perfect product - with no production flaws, to finding the right team, investors and board of advisors to join us on this journey, to being late for my daughter's Halloween party but making it up to her with a mama-daughter weekend with no cellphones - it has all been a bold, bumpy, beautiful journey.

Lilly is cutting jobs and spending to fix production flaws to improve earnings.

Initially expected to fly in 2007, it has been plagued by production flaws.

Some complained that it showed little musical advance over "xx" and suffered from an airless mood and fussy production — flaws that the band reluctantly acknowledges.

An August HDNet investigation by Dan Rather discovered that the company manufacturing the touchscreens for the iVotronic had a history of production flaws.

Some minor production flaws about "Justice": It would be nice to know when these events took place, but none of the stories are dated.

But in the business world, the connections are between colleagues, not personal friends or family, and the communications are meant to be about work matters — like team projects, production flaws and other routine business issues.

On September 5th Mattel had told an American Congressional committee that its recall of 17.4m toys containing a small magnet that could be swallowed by children was due to a flaw in the toys' design, rather than production flaws in China.

Delayed more than two years by a series of production flaws and supply-chain hiccups, the 787 is central to the U.S. plane maker's effort to retake momentum from Airbus, which overtook it as the world's largest plane maker in 2003.