Sentence examples for a faulty notion of from inspiring English sources

When these say that Western values should be protected, they use a faulty notion of 'culture', and ignore that cultures are always 'contaminated', often by the very act of preserving them from contamination.

We discuss the conceptual similarity between faulty notions of evolutionary pressures and linguists' force-dynamic models of everyday reasoning and ultimately question the appropriateness of force-talk in evolution education.

A lot of this discussion seemed to be based on the faulty notion that Chapter 11 debtor-in-possession financing goes only to pay ongoing operations, while the new Chapter 14 financing would be needed for paying pre-bankruptcy claims.

The orderly liquidation authority litigation proceeds from the faulty notion that Chapter 11 provides a one-size-fits-all solution, whereas its quite clear that one reason Chapter 11 and its predecessors have been so successful rests in the flexible nature of the proceedings.

If other districts also rebel, they could challenge the faulty notion that combining local control, high standards and more state accountability is an easy matter.

But critics called the report a faulty stereotyping of entire communities of Arab people, a notion the Police Department rejected.

And largely because of a faulty analysis of the past.

So the unwise person has a faulty conception of what is good for him.

The source of outbreak was probably a faulty contamination of specific food consumed by patients.

A faulty development of surface ectoderm is related to punctual atresia.

A current work on incorporating a notion of uncertainty in the reasoning process has been initiated to cope with incomplete information derived from faulty hardware, delays between production and consumption of the information, or even networking problems.