Sentences with phrase «flaws from»

If you have already created your resume, then like a professional guide, he may help you to find out the flaws from it and suggest you about the essential techniques how to recover it.

v3.co.uk - Intel has revealed details about the architectural changes it is planning to remove the Meltdown and Spectre CPU security flaws from future microprocessors.

A lot of the spec has stayed the same, but it may have taken one of the fatal flaws from the last generation — a flimsy keyboard cover — and improved upon it slightly to give a better experience.

The European Parliament, for instance, recognises that the standardization system has certain flaws from the points of view of transparency (recommendation 45) and democratic oversight over the adoption of standards (recommendation 46).

After numerous previous «let's pretends,» the movement pretended that the Paris agreement would solve the alleged climate problem if it were only ratified despite its many obvious flaws from the alarmists» viewpoint.

Condition: Minor rippling and handling creases, minor wear to corners, rubs / flaws from the negative visible in the print.

The combat system also retains its flaws from previous entries.

Sony took the flaws from the PlayStation 3 and knocked it out of the park with PlayStation 4.

My point is it is really hard to look at flaws from someone else's point of view.

It has its flaws from a gameplay perspective, but at least Jotun: Valhalla Edition plays well on the Nintendo Switch — I never suffered from any frame - drops or shoddy controls.

Sadly though it does fall victim to the flaws from the first game, a lack of any real storyline and the same generic missions, go here kill this or grab that.

Many good breeders use Great Dane health screening with hopes of eradicating certain conditions and flaws from their breeding stock to help assure healthy, long lived litters.

Veterinarian Favorites from Westminster 2011 Flaws from Westminster 2011

Because we're authors as well as publishers, we believe that we've not just created a new model for innovation's sake, but in doing so, we've also eradicated a lot of the flaws from either side — which is the very reason our model exists.

Zombie fixed some of the major flaws from the first film, including some laughable make - up effects and weak costume design.

Paramount delivers a near - reference version of this film on Blu - ray, barring a few shots that seem to have suffered flaws from age and bad upkeep.

The first thing that you will notice with The Fractured But Whole is that the technical flaws from the first game are now completely gone.

I wanted to look at this game's flaws from the perspective of «it came from a small indie studio», but that really isn't an excuse.

There are some minor print flaws from time - to - time but these certainly do not detract from one's enjoyment of the movie.

Those flaws from the first film are mostly still there.

Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D is not the game's best version: it retains some flaws from the original game and adds new conversion - issues.

The defensive flaws from last year still plague this years game, the additions to the court don't necessarily make the game any more challenging; in fact, in some ways it makes it way too easy.

You only have to keep track of a couple of days worth of food before you see any any flaws from all their nutritional graphs about what you eat.

Flaws from years back that have not been properly addressed.

It is a little hard to respect many of their opinions, but I do not extrapolate fundamental personality flaws from this — just a lack of education and a (likely) unfortunate upbringing.

It may be ineffective at keeping papers with analytic or methodological flaws from being published, but it can be deadly effective at suppressing criticism of a dominant research paradigm.

Doctors have told a State Government inquiry into the problem plagued Perth Children's Hospital that the project was flawed from the start and was too small.

So it came as a particularly harsh blow to advocates of work - life balance when Best Buy CEO Hubert Joly scrapped the company's ROWE policy earlier this year, calling it «fundamentally flawed from a leadership standpoint.»

Some now wonder if Foursquare's true Achilles» heel might be that Crowley's bet, his life's work, has been flawed from the start: Maybe users simply don't like sharing their location the same way they love sharing a photo or a status update.

«The deal was flawed from the start... They lied to get the deal and they're still lying.»

However this important conversation continues, and it surely will continue, it must be informed by the very real possibility that the Liberal Protestant project exemplified by United Methodism was flawed from the start.

The whole experiment is flawed from the beginning.

So any interpolating done on this basis will be flawed from the start.

Unfortunately, certain elements of Aristotelian Physics are flawed from the point of view of empirical science, such as the conception of the centre of the Earth as the centre of the universe.

As I've made clear, I think this «conversation» is flawed from the start.

Flawed from being perfect as compared to other humans, it's really quite simple.

These words are not on the same level with each other, so your comparison is flawed from the beginning.

Well, the article is flawed from the outset when it states that Evangelicalism has «lost its way.»

Yes, 2 - 1 has been injured from the jump, but the strategy of saving money on the top pick to supposedly entice a top player to sign at 2 - 1 was flawed from the beginning.

This article was flawed from start to the end!!!

name calling asidde, i was not trying to change your argument, your argument was flawed from the start.

Many of these studies are flawed from high rates of crossover — women who were assigned to nonepidurals but who ultimately did have epidurals, and vice versa.

Cuomo's free SUNY tuition Internet portal went live yesterday, with 3,200 students applying for a new scholarship program described as both a bold move and one that may be flawed from the start.

ALBANY, N.Y. >> Gov. Andrew Cuomo's free SUNY tuition Internet portal went live Wednesday, with 3,200 students applying for a new scholarship program described as both a bold move and one that may be flawed from the start.

That argument is flawed from the get - go.

Just looking for people to accept me for all my qualities and not my flaw from having herpes.

Not that Miller hasn't inserted a few clues beforehand, or that the message (you can't really help others, on an individual or group basis, unless you learn to accept yourself first) IS N'T valuable or valid... but Mumble's hero's journey to to convince us humans to quit depriving them of all the fish necessary for their sustenance is flawed from a basic storytelling rather than a thematic viewpoint; it has a tendency to zigzag from point A to point Q while skipping Points B through P altogether.

The second battle was a tiny bit better, but stilled flawed from start to finish.

That premise may have been flawed from the outset.

This is a long overdue revision of No Child Left Behind, which was seriously flawed from its inception in 2001, and proof that it takes almost 15 years to achieve «bipartisan reform» at the federal level.