Sentence examples for substantial flaw from inspiring English sources

None of the V-22 accident reports issued thus far suggest a substantial flaw in tilt-rotor technology.

However, the food manufacturer has managed to overturn the ban after lodging an appeal for an independent review of the decision, which is only accepted if it is established that there was a "substantial flaw" in the initial ruling.

This is a substantial flaw since the SAT is a biased instrument--scores go up significantly for every additional $20,000 of family income--and family income is itself a predictor of both college graduation and future income.

Other critics wrote of the film's runtime; Alonso Duralde from The Wrap said, "If there's one substantial flaw to the film, it's that this cavalcade of people and places and objects can barely fit in the 130-minute running time".

But even with those substantial flaws, passing the Murray-Ryan agreement is certainly a better choice than continuing disastrous austerity for another year.

However, evidence has been building to suggest that there are substantial flaws in the design and implementation of various IP regimes, leading to failures in policy and harms to the public.

Other substantial flaws include the inability to ascertain the manufacturer for 32percentt of the products, and the inability to follow-up with callers flagged for follow-up due to inadequate contact information.

And though Amazon has been eager to capitalize on this unexpected timeliness, the show's substantial flaws, especially in its second season, are only magnified by the moment into which it has arrived.

In August Shirley revealed substantial flaws in Jadco's organisation, including that it had no Whereabouts Information Officer to keep track of its athletes out of competition, only one full-time doping control officer and that "the committee in charge of reviewing the legitimacy of medical prescriptions for athletes was without a chairman and had never met".

The comments were striking because Mr. Oxley, who sponsored the House legislation, had repeatedly said in the last week that the Senate bill had substantial flaws and that lawmakers needed a "cooling off" period so they could negotiate a more reasoned bill in a less politically charged atmosphere.

ORLANDO, Fla .— Republican leaders remain bullish about their party's chances of winning the White House, but after spending much of this year unsuccessfully trying to recruit new candidates, they are coming to the conclusion that their eventual nominee will carry substantial flaws into the general election.