Sentence examples for to be flaws from inspiring English sources

In a book of this sweep there are bound to be flaws and omissions.

It's McGovern's first period drama (I don't think Hillsborough counts), and there are bound to be flaws.

"There are going to be flaws in the system but if you are fingerprinting 10-year-olds than it will be much less likely that they can take on another identity before they turn 16.

In a recent study published by the National Project team on chronic kidney diseases of unknown origin in Sri Lanka, we believe there to be flaws in the design, analysis, and conclusions, which should be discussed further.

There has to be flaws, obviously, or else it wouldn't be a good debate.

You need to acknowledge what they are, as well as determine why you find these to be flaws.

That "match" turned out to be flawed.

The strategy turned out to be flawed.

People simply find its premise to be flawed.

Mr. Camping's math has proved to be flawed before.

But experience has shown this approach to be flawed.