Sentence examples for a flawed choice from inspiring English sources
A decision to continue a pregnancy associated with a serious congenital anomaly should not be thought of as a flawed choice and might relate to societal and cultural norms.
While the decision to continue an anomaly-affected pregnancy should never be regarded as a flawed choice, an inevitable consequence is an increased concentration of congenital anomalies, particularly DS, together with associated learning difficulties, cardiac problems and other complex health needs, among the most deprived socioeconomic groups.
If some Byzantine behind-the-scenes politics hardly help, the immediate problems stem from a series of well‑intentioned but ultimately flawed choices on Short's part.
Afghanistan has for many come to seem a flawed war of choice rather than of necessity.Mr Brown's own demeanour has contributed to the mood.
In the choice between eating a flawed cupcake and complaining about cupcake flaws, I would never begrudge someone who simply muddles through or the innovators among us who break off the bottom portion of the cake to makeshift a sandwich on the fly.
"The Obama N.L.R.B. is determined to impose a flawed rule that will cripple American workers' free choice," said John Kline, the Minnesota Republican who is chairman of the House Education and the Workforce Committee.
These complications are related to choice of hardware rather than a flawed surgical strategy.
That would leave Miss Suu Kyi and the NLD facing another difficult choice between boycotting it, and marginalising themselves, or competing, and lending legitimacy to a flawed process.
What constitutes a flawed typeface?
It's a flawed comparison.
