Sentence examples for technology was flawed from inspiring English sources
But the technology was flawed.
At Apple, for example, his record of memorable marketing and increased sales was partly undone by his focus on Newton, a hand-held computer that was a forerunner of the Palm Pilot but never sold well because its technology was flawed.
The firm has had problems freezing irradiated water – using the same method being used to build the underground wall – that has accumulated in underground trenches, raising concerns that the ice technology is flawed.
US Republican congressional staff trying to find a middle ground on encryption have said previous efforts to regulate privacy technology were flawed and that lawmakers need to learn more about technology before trying to regulate it, according to a report released on Wednesday.
Opponents of illegal immigration argue that the virtual fence technology is flawed and ineffective, while many officials and residents in border states say that real fences are expensive and block access to land and water for ranchers and farmers, but do little to stop illegal border crossers.
Every novel technology is flawed at the beginning, and trials in patients seem to answer many questions that cannot be addressed in the laboratory.
A number of privately owned internet companies now offer "porn filters" to parents who want to ensure their children cannot access sexual imagery, But critics say the technology is flawed and often censors the wrong sites.
This was the interpretation of the data even though summing expression from each allele over many individual cells gave the same biased distribution of expression as seen using bulk populations, as of course must be true unless the technology is flawed.
One after another, they testified that the technology, called microstamping, was flawed and would increase the cost of guns.
That Washington was flawed?
