Sentence examples for site flaws from inspiring English sources

President Obama is correct that the chaotic debut of the Affordable Care Act's online portal is intolerable ("Obama Admits Web Site Flaws on Health Law," front page, Oct. 22).

Even if you are not placing custom software on your Web site, flaws like this, as well as more subtle ones, are discovered on a regular basis in widely deployed Web software packages.

Last year environmentalists protested Mr. Pataki's funding formula and standards for cleaning up sites, flaws the governor should improve with this year's proposals.

Each one is carefully observed and rendered on site, its flaws catalogued, its function (or sometimes, malfunction) acknowledged.

EBay Communications Director Kevin Pursglove acknowledges the site was flawed.

Ponturo conceded that the site was flawed in attempts to be “hip and cool.” A-B can at least point to the successful integration of its TV work and the internet.

Although both campaign sites have their flaws, McConnell's site the day before election day does the better job of getting the voters to the polls where, he hopes, they will vote for him.

This inherent site-centric flaw is the best argument for panel vendors.

In fact, the CPSC Consumer Protection Safety Comissionn) just issued a recall for about 41,000 notebook computers, siting a flaw in the plastic casing around the AC adapter plug.

Republicans said that technical problems crippling the federal Web site epitomized fundamental flaws in the 2010 health care law, Mr. Obama's most significant legislative achievement.

On the calculations of John Williams of Shadowstats.com, a Web site that tracks flaws in United States economic data, America's growth in recent decades has been overstated by as much as 2 percentage points a year.