flaw

Arguably a flaw in the movie that it never fully acknowledges how the conceit might have encouraged the gangsters’ showboating.

England were flawed, allowed back into the game by New Zealand's drops – one of the six by Phillips, another off his bowling - before he pulled off his moment of magic.

Initially he only had surnames and initials, but he found a flaw in the Army’s holiday-booking system that allowed him to look up and photograph soldiers’ first names too.

Others said the Stanford study was flawed, partly because it was small and recruited through Facebook—a biased sample—and criticized the group for posting it online without peer review.

The proposal was timed to the release of an audit last week that found flaws in LAHSA’s handling of contract money from Measure H, the quarter-cent homelessness sales tax approved by voters in 2017.