Sentences with phrase «most fatal flaw»

This is Bharucha's most fatal flaw: A man so - firmly preoccupied with the happenings in 1859 that he is fundamentally unable to function as one of many provocative thinkers needed to lead Cooper into the future.

A Nation at Risk «s most fatal flaw was its faith in the American education system's ability to act on its recommendations.

But where his other movies were solid with a major flaw in one part or another — «Unbreakable» had a great ending, but took too long to get there, while «Signs» had a great setup and a terrible ending — «The Village» suffers from the most fatal flaw of all: It assumes that the audience just isn't that bright.

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These otherwise brilliant characters most often are felled by their own fatal flaws.

Tunnel vision and not gathering user feedback are fatal flaws for most startups.

England's bid, considered the most technically and economically sound, and which would use pre-existing stadiums, had one fatal flaw: the country also has a free press.

The fatal flaw in EVERYTHING that you've EVER said is that you pretend that most markets are competitive markets.

Superconductors could potentially beget new, energy - saving technologies, but they have one fatal flaw: They require very cold temperatures to function, making them impractical for most uses.

It might appear to be a fatal character flaw, a personality disorder, or willful oppositional behavior, but in most cases, it is none of those things.

Nutritional highlights: This homemade granola is very low in fat and sugar which is the fatal flaw of most store bought varieties.

The fatal flaws of most teaching career paths include:

A new analysis from Fordham found that most state accountability systems maintain one of No Child Left Behind's fatal flaws — a primary focus on getting students to the «proficient» level of achievement.

A new analysis that I co-wrote found that most state accountability systems maintain one of No Child Left Behind's fatal flaws — a primary focus on getting students to the «proficient» level of achievement.

Its fatal flaw is that it assumes union leaders can be persuaded to ignore, or give short shift to, the bedrock occupational interests on which their organizations are based — notably, teachers» most primal concerns for job security, wages, benefits, and rights and prerogatives in the workplace.

These are by no means fatal flaws, and while Battlefield 4's multiplayer is still some of the most fun we've ever had in an online shooter, there are undeniably major problems that needs fixing.

But most important for the voyeur with a camera is the array of fascinating hand gestures: fingers flipping at a frantic pace through stacks of dusty, cat - clawed albums, or, most beautiful of all, the pivot of the vinyl disk held in suspension between palm and fingertips to catch the light and reveal fatal flaws.»

Unlike most generation sources, wind has a fatal flaw: it is both intermittent and unpredictable.

Maybe the most appropriate quote from the film: «The fatal flaw at Enron was pride — arrogance, intolerance.»

Lawyers don't get the concept of networking I think the fatal flaw with law school and with most law firms is that they don't take the time to teach and coach their lawyers about what networking is and the right way to do it.

Although he also consistently struggles to find fault with each of these studies, by no means does he succeed in identifying flaws that most appropriate experts would agree are «fatal.»