Sentence examples for recognised flaws from inspiring English sources

Despite "widely recognised flaws", the Act became a model copyright statute, both within the United Kingdom and internationally.

The trial design accounted for many of the recognised flaws in past trials of computer decision support systems (Mitchell and Sullivan, 2001).

It also helps us to recognise flaws and/or improvements in our job, which has an effect on the patient's safety.

The RQI 12 evaluates how detailed and thorough the reviewer reports are, but not whether the criticism is valid or whether the reviewers recognised the flaws in the manuscript.

Constructively, the government has recognised this flaw.

You have to recognise your flaws.

Becoming self-aware means recognising our flaws and understanding how we can improve.

"We need to recognise the flaws in the system and stop paying CEOs on metrics that encourage gaming," the authors said.

But there's a special pleasure in reliving a show that reminds you of your childhood, especially in the (virtual) company of fellow fans who not only recognise its flaws but also have the same affection for it as you.

If this was any other show than Girls, Hannah would slowly start to grieve and the story would be about her learning to recognise the flaws in her character.

He also talks to those responsible for the more difficult passages of the player's career, such as the Italian coach Osvaldo Bagnoli, who shows no sign even now of recognising the flaws in his own approach to such a gifted individual.