Sentences with phrase «major flaw though»

It does have one major flaw though.

Not exact matches

I do have one complaint though, which I believe was a major flaw in the book.

Zylka pointed out though, the holding center has already been the subject of a federal Department of Justice review and over the past few years has taken major steps forward to address perceived flaws in the system.

The original version wasn't without flaws though, and what makes Deluxe particularly welcome is that it does address the two major issues we had with it.

Though an improvement, a major flaw in many of those state adjustments was the failure to collect and use actual add - on cost data to guide funding levels.

The interior has one major flaw, though: the speedometer sits right behind the rim of the steering wheel, so many drivers won't be able to see it when the wheel is adjusted to their liking.

The Penguin and Hachette bosses sentiments are oddly prophetic, it seems as though the e-book subscription service is flawed and all of the major companies in this space are going out of business.

Vlad Pintea: I wouldn't say that the game has any major flaws, though there are two things which bother me.

In 2013 we saw a major part of Xenoblade Chronicles X featuring one of the games characters walking toward his mech, at the time this looked pretty good though was notably flawed, watching the same scene we saw at E3 2013 now it is evident how much an upgrade the game has had graphically.

This has some major flaws, though some may enjoy the basic gameplay that it has.

Though it doesn't look terribly exciting, this desktop is quick, quiet and easy to upgrade, and there are no major flaws to be found here.

I think it is obvious that Vitalik Bterin has seen that Etherium has some major flaws even though it is an improvement to BTC and second in market cap to BTC.

Here's what not to do: 1) smugly note that you have no weaknesses, 2) frame a virtue as though it was a weakness («I work 24/7 and don't take enough time for my loved ones» [ouch]-RRB-, 3) go on and on about some major flaw in your work habits.