Obamacare s Fatal Flaw

It's a design flaw.

Poverty is a personal flaw.

You have only one flaw.

That is your only flaw.

The business model had a major flaw, however.

But they would remedy the euro s main design flaw.

I can't find a single flaw in his theory.

One obvious flaw is aesthetic ie, it is too complex.

In other words, the current crisis reflects a deeper, constitutional flaw.

But that is its flaw it stands only for the president.

The flaw consists partly in viewing China, India s largest trading partner, as a threat.

Why is the Standard Model flawed? One obvious flaw is aesthetic ie, it is too complex.

Because of a flaw in the original design, our website is vulnerable to SQL injection attacks.

The biggest flaw in the EU model has been its reliance on a bureaucratic road to unity.

But a basic flaw in Gordon s argument is immediately apparent and becomes glaringly so on closer examination.

The third and most damaging flaw, however, is that the spending cuts come in the wrong places.

But the marriage between Chinese savings and American consumption had a fatal flaw it created non repayable debts.

The proposed construction of a banking union reveals this fundamental flaw at the heart of the European project today.

But if you look at this line of argument more closely, the flaw in Barnavi s argument is immediately apparent.

CAMBRIDGE Europe s migration crisis exposes a fundamental flaw, if not towering hypocrisy, in the ongoing debate about economic inequality.

Another flaw in the standard model is that one of the fundamental forces in nature is not included gravity.

But, if the results of such tests are to be reliable, they should avoid the US tests fundamental flaw.

They designed the Atari 2700, a wireless version of the console that was never released because of a design flaw.

The proof of concept does not exploit a flaw in the BIOS implementation, but only involves the normal BIOS flashing procedures.

This would provide temporary relief from a fatal flaw in the euro design s until the member countries devise a more permanent solution.

No, the real flaw in Putin's rule is that his power is personal, not based on the support of a political party.

Non libertarians recognize the fatal flaw in this argument financial blow ups entail what economists call a systemic risk everyone pays a price.

It may seem simple at first, but constructing those graves takes a great deal of precision, as any flaw can cause a cave in.

The first flaw is that the spending reductions are badly timed coming as they do when the US economy is weak, they risk triggering another recession.

It may well be open deception, with promoters steering gullible amateurs around a business plan s fatal flaw, or disclosing it only grudgingly or in the fine print.

The deeper flaw in Carnegie s theory may be that it is just too difficult psychologically for business people to make the mid life career transition to philanthropy.

Papandreou s move also exposes the fatal flaw of grand plans for a political or fiscal union to support the euro the people, not governments, remain the real sovereign.

Thanks to a flaw in Roskomnadzor's registry of blocked websites, dymoff.space was able to alter its technical settings and pass off other websites' IP addresses as its own.

His blind spot on financial market excesses the little flaw in his thinking, as he later termed left him oblivious to the dangers of Wall Street titans financial innovations.

When the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers endangered the credit of financial institutions, private credit was replaced by the credit of the state, revealing an unrecognized flaw in the euro.

Indeed, Mr Tung's anticipatory subservience to the real or imagined wishes of China's rulers exposed the congenital flaw in the political architecture of uniting a liberal society with a dictatorship.

It was those conflicts, rather than some technical flaw in the operation of the economy, which made the Great Depression of the 1930 s such a dismal and destructive event.

That flaw infects the heart of the One Country, Two Systems'' notion the idea that genuine autonomy can exist in a country whose supreme leaders do not believe in rule by consent.

But, based on the film and on a recent panel discussion with the filmmakers and a Muppets spokesman in New York City it was undermined by a common flaw in such partnerships.

The personal details of a number of former and current UK government ministers became public due to a flaw in the work of the security system of an application created by the Conservative party, reports Sky News.

Never mind the obvious flaw in the Fund s logic, namely that countries such as Greece and Portugal face policy and implementation risks far more akin to emerging markets than to truly advanced economies such as Germany and the United States.

But the real reason why this otherwise standard policy decision seems like such an important step is that, for the first time, the ECB has recognized the need to address a fundamental flaw in the eurozone s architecture the ECB itself.

The first flaw is that the spending reductions are badly timed coming as they do when the US economy is weak, they risk triggering another recession. The measure s second shortcoming, however, is that the spending reductions that it mandates are modest.

Although they might not agree with either of these two apocalyptic predictions, many of Europe s leaders are coming round to the view that there is a need for change, and that the Greek case has revealed a flaw at the center of the project.