Sentence examples for said flaws from inspiring English sources

Sirius Satellite Radio Inc. said flaws in its software that prevent clear audio signals have delayed its receipt of a $150 million loan from Lehman Brothers Inc.

It's tempting, Gary, but when you say "they're yours", does that mean I'm technically liable for 50% of any HMRC demands engendered by said flaws?

Mr. Stein said flaws in the detectives' testimony, including inconsistencies over details like the style of Mr. Wells's hat, had tainted the rest of the case.

GENEVA — Navi Pillay, the United Nations high commissioner for human rights, expressed alarm on Friday at the rising casualty toll in Egypt's deepening political turmoil and said flaws in the substance of its draft constitution and the process of preparing it were a major cause of the "disastrous situation" unfolding there that has resulted in at least six deaths.

Asked about the findings, Representative Don Edwards, a California Democrat who is chairman of the subcommittee, said flaws in the system posed "a threat to civil liberties" since innocent people might be detained and searched by customs agents because of erroneous information entered into the computer by the Customs Service.

The Schlesinger panel said flaws in oversight extended up the chain of command to Mr. Rumsfeld's office and the Joint Chiefs of Staff, a finding that prompted Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, the Democratic presidential nominee, and some other Democrats to renew their calls for Mr. Rumsfeld to resign.

In this way, Makary says, flawed pay-for-performance policies hurt minority populations and the doctors who treat them the most.

Now some safety experts say flawed design is at fault.

CL: Actually, when I say flaw I guess I mean limit.

Now, some safety experts say flawed stair design is at fault.

They said any flaws in the petition were innocent errors.