Sentence examples for a flawed concept from inspiring English sources

Search engine optimisation (SEO) was always a flawed concept.

To critics, the S.& L. fiasco proved that insurance was a flawed concept.

"Our line is pretty hard on this: the notion of screen time is a flawed concept.

And "false economy" is a flawed concept, because not everything can be reduced to pound signs.

That is a flawed concept on its own, but let's move on to something else.

The law was based on a flawed concept of a "good education" — high scores on standardized tests.

The blending of inheritance and evolution by natural selection appeared to be a fundamentally flawed concept that would require an untenably high mutation rate in order to maintain the trait variation required for selection (Jenkins 1867).

It is referred to as "differentiated" teaching in education circles and Hutton says it is a deeply flawed concept.

"The emotional appeal of 'taking control of our own borders', which anti-Europeans see as one of their strongest arguments, is a deeply flawed concept".

Europe's big problem, over and above the fact that the euro was a disastrously flawed concept, is that the banking system is not fit for purpose.

It comes as John Howard, the former Australian prime minister, said he thought there was a strong case for Brexit – telling the Australian media that the EU was a "fundamentally flawed concept" that threatened the sovereignty of its members.