Sentence examples for Somewhat flawed from inspiring English sources

This plan was somewhat flawed.

The layout is also somewhat flawed.

The study area we created last year was somewhat flawed on this score.

Even the idea of "sea level" as a fixed measure is somewhat flawed.

Economists and Congressional aides on both sides of the aisle said it could give Republicans important, if somewhat flawed, new ammunition in favor of tax cuts, including a justification for their assertion that tax cuts can generate new revenue to offset their direct cost to the federal budget.

However, Romney's comparison of his own investments -- primarily a blind trust that is worth up to $250 million -- to Obama's modest pension is somewhat flawed.

Ian McEwan's storytelling at its best is a slow burn with a deliciously unexpected grand conflagration — taking the quiet life of a somewhat-flawed protagonist and throwing it into violent disarray with a few bad decisions and sadistic twists.

For all its easy charm, Darkened Skye is flawed, with somewhat awkward controls that caused me to fall in the water and drown far more often than necessary.

This was a hero who underwent significant modernization in the 80s thanks to the books of Frank Miller speaking more to a hero who was deeply flawed, and somewhat unlikeable.

The phenomena of less-qualified, tarnished, flawed, or somewhat fringe candidates with tea party movement support beating very experienced establishment candidates is a symptom.

And you'll probably be surprised that even though I have a really good rating, I think the system is flawed, and somewhat meaningless.