Sentences with phrase «than a fundamental flaw»

Through therapy, couples quickly learn that they most likely have a communication issue rather than a fundamental flaw of the relationship.

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While proponents of autonomous vehicles believe they will be much safer than those driven by humans, they'll have to prove that Monday's accident and subsequent ones are not the result of fundamental flaws in self - driving technology.

I'm sure there's some fundamental flaw here that makes it more of a Madden move than a realistic one, but I don't know enough to see it.

Fundamental flaws at the BOE were identified in a comprehensive report fromDecember 2013 by the city's Department of Investigation, which recommended more than 40 reforms.

In October Raymond Davis Jr. of the University of Pennsylvania and Brookhaven National Laboratory shared a Nobel Prize for detecting solar neutrinos and discovering that the sun emits far fewer than expected of these ghostly subatomic particles — a finding that exposed a serious flaw in our understanding of fundamental natural laws.

If I see fundamental flaws, such as a core problem in the structure, a wrong turn in the plot, characters that require a radical makeover, or the need to change the narrative voice, I'll usually suggest a consultation rather than a developmental edit.

The philosophy of kintsukuroi treats cracks as fundamental parts of an object, noting that value lies in accepting change and underscoring the aesthetic qualities of imperfection and use rather than disguising flaws.

I'm perfectly happy to be convinced that I'm wrong, as well, but that won't happen because somebody says «You're wrong, and your little dog, too...» but because they offer a cogent and plausible physical argument that is better than my own or discover a fundamental flaw in my reasoning.

This is perfectly realistic, but perhaps it represents a fundamental difficulty in the concept of «firms» of this size rather than, as the institute seems to be suggesting, a flaw in the legislation.