Sentence examples for serious defect of from inspiring English sources
The Queen doesn't appear to talk in any real sense to the subjects she encounters on public occasions (apparently Prince Charles's medal ceremonies last longer because he has the serious defect of showing interest in the people he is decorating).
However well this attitude suited the history of the West, its continuance constitutes the most serious defect of the second half of Gibbon's history and involved him in obvious contradictions.
All these effects point to a serious defect of soaps, namely, their reaction with the calcium and other metal salts present in hard water to give a precipitate that constitutes the hardness of the water.
"The counterpart of Darth Vader, Kylo Ren, wears a mask merely to emulate his predecessor, while the character who needs to substitute the Emperor Palpatine as the incarnation of supreme evil represents the most serious defect of the film," continues the unnamed critic.
As Pritchett observed, "our comic tradition in the novel … has one serious defect: the lack of tragic irony.
The absence of EvpC in the secreted fraction in spite of its normal expression clearly reveals a serious defect in the secretion of these mutants.
In addition, the lack of the PscD subunit does not induce any serious defect in the kinetics of electron transfer reactions.
The serious defect in the notion of inertial frame is not that it makes an arbitrary distinction among coordinate systems for the distinction is quite as genuine as the distinction between flat and curved spacetime but that it extends indefinitely over spacetime a structure that, in our universe, only corresponds approximately to very small regions.
One serious defect in the risk evaluation of Iksil's position was that its limit was folded into the aggregate risk of the unit's entire portfolio.
Little cracks in civil engineering structures may be the first indication of a serious defect.
The presence of free and fixed metallic particles can initiate partial discharges (PDs) in GIS which can become a serious defect and reduce the reliability of GIS.
