Sentence examples for to flaw from inspiring English sources
noun
A flake, fragment, or shiver.
Some say that his definition of net worth leaves out the value of a family's cars, or that the survey data of 1983 and 1998 are dissimilar enough to flaw comparisons.
The more one watches the world of small creatures, the more grimly one is impressed by the way its populations seem to be programmed beyond neurosis to do the unquestioned thing unquestioningly, with no free will, no conscience, no out-of-reach dreams, no anticipation of success or failure, no grim indulgence in play as they go along, to flaw their compliance.
Friction-stir welding is still susceptible to flaw formation because it lacks the potential for imbalances between the distinct processing zones.
The most common approach to this design is usually deterministic, where a fixed NDT threshold, related to flaw acceptance limit, is set.
Wangler et al. [31] demonstrated that inhomogeneous wetting could lead to flaw growth, by creating bending moments due to local swelling, if the wet region is comparable in size to the flaw.
But pride blinds you to flaws.
Talia Baiocchi offers a guide to flaws in wine.
Politicians, alas, tend to respond to flaws by creating new bodies, without abolishing the old ones.
As early as 1984 The Daily News published an article pointing to flaws in the reporting.
His employers were fined £2m after pleading guilty to flaws in training procedures.
His killing in 2002 drew national attention to flaws in witness-protection efforts.
