Sentence examples for too large a flaw from inspiring English sources

It's too large a flaw, and a little imagination can recover an inkling of the original effect.

However, too large a deposition rate loses this advantage.

Too large a group has difficulty meeting and making decisions.

That's too big a flaw.

The calculation of G by using the constant "5000," and subsequent interpretation of G as an absolute value for shear elastic modulus may be flawed, however, for the following reasons: First, the strain imparted by the TEG® device is large enough to modify clot structure (i.e., the strain is too large for a linear viscoelastic response to be maintained).

But Samantha, too, has a flaw that makes her all too human.

Indian Point's critics say its safety record over the years has been too flawed, the population around it too large, the evacuation plans too inadequate to keep it open.

Its fundamental flaw is the fundamental flaw of most grandiose decentralized blockchain notions; they are too much, too large, too megalomaniacal, too soon.

These approaches all suffer from one flaw above many others: tropical cyclones are simply too large and short-lived for any of the weakening techniques to be practical.

We bought too large.

5 This study used flawed methods of collecting samples, and therefore cannot be relied on, but the contrast with the industry estimates is too large to be ignored.