Sentence examples for strategic flaws from inspiring English sources
At an event this week, they spoke about strategic flaws in the drone programme and the risks of civilian casualties in drone warfare.
Requirements defects are one of the most important kinds of strategic flaws in systems and are certainly the most expensive to repair because they are introduced early, identified late, and have far-reaching implication and scope.
Ecompanies' problem boils down to the same strategic flaw shared by other dead or dying Internet outfits: It picks companies whose revenue models depend mostly on advertising.
Such a wide gap in the efficacy of neuroprotective treatments between the experimental setting and clinical practice may be attributed to the strategic flaw in translating basic knowledge into clinical care.
And this represents the essential strategic flaw: (Wrongly) imagining that a Sunni "terrorist" movement can only be overcome by Sunnis.
He issued a rare and stinging public rebuke of a government that the United States hopes to treat as an equal, strategic partner — flawed, perhaps, but getting better.
So when commentators dwell on his personal and strategic frailties and flaws, they affect a worldliness while betraying a deeply parochial sensibility.
The trouble is, it doesn't seem distinct enough right now and it's strategic positioning seems flawed in 2008.
He showered, stood naked in front of the full-length mirror on the inside of the laundry-closet door, and considered his unfortunate body, how it might appear to Hannah, whoever she was, how he might compensate for its many flaws through strategic angling and flexing.
At campaign parties, in the on-air commentary as returns rolled in and in this morning's papers there were ample references to the strategic mistakes and personal flaws that allegedly hamstrung Bill Thompson's run.
Organizational leaders and management committees, unaware of these flaws, make uninformed strategic resource decisions (e.g., time management and team information needs).
