Sentence examples similar to a flawed critique from inspiring English sources
But earlier this month, she issued a controversial — and, critics say, flawed — critique of the Senate Finance Committee bill, which insurers say leaves too many people uncovered.
Last week, the Center for American Progress released a report by Matthew Chingos, who previously wrote a highly-flawed critique of Florida's class size reduction program.
Blame abounds over a flawed foreclosure review.
He quotes, for instance, leading collapse anthropologist Prof Joseph Tainter, who critiques the HANDY model for a "flawed" understanding of the rise and fall of civilisations due to unsustainable levels of complexity.
It will be interesting to see if he addressed the 24 Environmental Research Letters reviewer critiques, or if he simply shopped a flawed paper around until finding a publisher willing to overlook its shortcomings.
In their recent well-argued critique of the concept, Oh et al. (2016) called it a "flawed analogy" that is potentially dangerous for its lack of rigor.
It's a flawed comparison.
Wagons provide a flawed measure.
What constitutes a flawed typeface?
