Sentence examples for a flawed group from inspiring English sources
The Cubs are a flawed group, aging and in decline, hamstrung by bad contracts that mitigate against a quick fix and suggest a tough sell no matter who the new manager is.
I'm a sucker for aircraft thrillers that try to observe the Aristotelian unities – a small if flawed group that includes Executive Decision, Passenger 57, Flight Plan and Wes Craven's half-brilliant Red Eye – although I'm less of a fan of these screenwriter-ex-machina villains, with their overly precise demands and insinuating insights into the hero's private life.
Because isn't it time we eschewed the traditional British stereotype and embraced the truth: Britons are actually a debased, dark-cored, flawed group of people, and it's time we dropped the pretence that we're not.
And in a report released Thursday, Congressional investigators found that the use of a flawed peer group and easy bonus targets helped inflate his pay.
Even as a flawed, boisterous group of Republican presidential challengers struggles for traction, Mr. Obama's own poll standing has drifted down - to 46 percent in the most recent New York Times/CBS News poll.
But one of the best things about this flawed group was its ability to bond through the worst of times, to never point fingers and let the outside world put a wedge between it.
"This is a flawed grasp of reality.
"Chairman David Yassky and the administration back-doored a flawed plan in Albany and got caught," the group said.
But the state's attempt to scrub its voter rolls so close to an election, using a flawed process, alarmed local election supervisors and civil rights groups.
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