Sentence examples for a flawed idea from inspiring English sources

Alan Brydon, the head of press at media planners and buyers MGP The only thing that stops me saying it is a flawed idea is Mr Murdoch – he doesn't normally have flawed ideas.

However, mark-to-market taxation of investments is a flawed idea for numerous reasons.

More than that, Blodget's analysis is based on a flawed idea of what makes the Times successful with readers.

Contrary to Mr. Bernstein's view, terrorism is not a modern variant of tyranny; that is a flawed idea.

Some Republicans have argued for an August primary, but that is a flawed idea because the vacation season could discourage people from voting.

'A FLAWED IDEA' -- Late on Feb. 2, a special committee formed by the Enron board to investigate the company's labyrinthine finances released a tough critique of its executives.

Placing a hard cap on the talent we attract to the UK is a deeply flawed idea, but if we're going to salvage it we need a system where science and engineering qualifications are given due priority – both in Tier 1 and in Tier 2. The government has shown it is willing to listen to certain arguments.

It's well-meaning, but Movember is a deeply flawed idea -- and not just because I look worse with a mustache than Burt Reynolds in Smokey & the Bandit.

But it is a deeply flawed idea and not supported by the evidence.

Social search, likes, recommendations, etc., however, are built upon a potentially flawed idea: that our friends know best.

But I think it's a fundamentally flawed idea for Microsoft to build their next-generation OS and interface on top of the existing Windows.