Sentence examples for real flaws in from inspiring English sources

But these latest LGBT rows show there are real flaws in organisations blindly sticking to the mantra of neutrality.

Hutton may have created St. Greg the Martyr, but he did expose real flaws in news management, complaints handling and in governance.

In the news Monday (we think) was No. 1 Caroline Wozniacki outlasting Francesca Schiavone, which Foxsports.com's Richard Evans believes gives Wozniacki a needed jolt of confidence but ESPN.com's Ravi Ubha believes showed some real flaws in Wozniacki's game.

SAM BUTTREY Pacific Grove, Calif., Nov. 16, 2012 To the Editor: Whatever the merits of the historical case against the Electoral College, there are two very real flaws in the arguments for its abolition.

I would also note impediments to voter registration and ease of voting, as well as long lines on Election Day in the past, as a real flaws in our election administration, though I would praise the U.S. government for investigating and taking measures to try to alleviate these problems.

But there are some real flaws in that line of thinking.

"But this is a real flaw in the program".

Which, in the end, may have been the real flaw in the Pentagon's PAM experiment.

"But the real flaw in the logic is on the supply side," he said.

Ratigan seemed to think that he was pointing out a real flaw in the current public-sector response.

The only real flaw in this volume is that the subtitle isn't justified in the actual space Haffenden gives to such matters.