Sentence examples for quality flaws from inspiring English sources

The Food and Drug Administration discovered the quality flaws while inspecting Disetronic's plant in Burgdorf, Switzerland, according to a June 11 letter to Roche posted on the F.D.A. Web site yesterday.

Watson Pharmaceuticals said it had reached an agreement with the Food and Drug Administration on correcting quality flaws at a plant in Corona, Calif., where the company makes 26 generic drugs.

In summary, we need to stress that not all changes are viewed as quality flaws.

These manifestations of quality flaws point to a need for the responders to co-create quality improvements in their response and reconstruction activities after a disaster.

While it may seem that inconsistencies of this kind are not quality flaws, we still argue that these inconsistencies could be avoided if government statistical agencies released IO table more frequently, such as annually.

Although their report was written in a very professional manner, it wasn't hard to see that the data came from notes of recruiters, and that implied many data quality flaws.

This problem should still be considered as a quality flaw.

In other novels you could call these qualities flaws, but more important here is the book's emotional and psychological action, buttressed by Yu's typically lovely, ecstatic sci-fi inventions: "The guy reaches his stop and gets off, leaving his news cloud behind.

They created you the way you are, with your qualities, flaws and beliefs.

Their campaign was undermined by a lack of in-depth quality rather than any character flaws.

Good cause includes, but is not limited to, more recent or accurate data; more accurate water quality modeling; flaws in the original analysis that led to the water being identified in a category in § 130.10(d)(6); or changes in conditions, e.g., new control equipment, or elimination of discharges.