Sentence examples for the primary flaw from inspiring English sources

Salvage yard owners say the primary flaw in the laws is that local police forces lack the time to monitor every scrap business, which larger business owners insist gives smaller firms a competitive edge.

Here I propose the new hypothesis that the primary flaw of BCG is its inability to effectively establish a population of central memory T cells.

By doing so, ScareMail reveals one of the primary flaws of the NSA's surveillance efforts: words do not equal intent".

In that conundrum lie both the genius and a primary flaw of this brave, heartfelt, often funny, often frustrating book.

This capacious reach is actually the book's signal achievement and its primary flaw.

To which it remains only to add that the film's primary flaws lie in the multiple-attributed screenplay, which bears all the hallmarks of having been rewritten by committee and never comes close to making good on Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman's promise to write "Unforgiven with aliens".

Party elites look on Mitt with discomfort for all the reasons you've already heard over and over again, but his primary flaw, in their eyes, is that he's seemingly inconstant in his convictions.

Taube felt that a "primary flaw" with his correlation between electron configuration and ligand substitution was that it was described mainly in terms of valence bond theory, as crystal field theory and ligand field theory were not well established when he published his work in 1952.

He took issue with previous speakers who characterized the primary as "flawed," and said that the Clinton campaign supports awarding delegates based on the results from Jan . 15

There is a strong argument to be made that one of the primary character flaws that brought down the Bush presidency was his stubborn refusal to change his programs, even after it became clear that his original assumptions were incorrect.

The main flaw in the Japanese plans was the use of midget submarines for the primary attack.