Sentence examples for reason flaws from inspiring English sources

Within reason, flaws like crooning off-key in karaoke can be endearing and, moreover, pretty darn sexy.

The second reason was flawed regulation.

Services that left out APIs, for whatever reason, were flawed.

Eva knows people like Sarah Toni Collettee) and Marianne (Catherine Keener), who for various reasons are flawed as confidantes.

Factors related to imbalances in the material flow associated with the position of the tool in relation to the joint are the main reasons for flaw formation in friction-stir welding.

In reality, all three reasons for flaw-finding are fairly much intertwined and play off one another.

One reason for these flaws is that from the 1960s through the 1980s the engineers who designed the network's underlying technology were concerned about reliable, rather than secure, communications.

If the need to keep voters sweet is distorting decision-making, it stands to reason that this flaw should show up most during an election year.

The government's mistake has been to rush into a nationwide scheme for electoral reasons before the flaws shown by the pilots had been ironed out.

In the film, Jonah Hill, who plays Peter Brand, talks of people being overlooked for a number of "biased reasons and perceived flaws" such as age, appearance and personality and I can't help but think that is true in education.

"My ruthless desire to win at all costs served me well on the bike but the level it went to, for whatever reason, is a flaw.