Sentence examples for a flawed model. from inspiring English sources

"That's a flawed model fundamentally.

The latter will certainly help to pinpoint responsibility but heroic leadership is a flawed model of governance.

Yet if the Heat do lose this series, it will not be proof of a flawed model.

It is based on a flawed model that wrongly measures educational quality through the use of standardized tests and then punishes students and teachers for their failure to perform on a statistically impossible level.

He views the uncritical allegiance of party reformers to the "neoliberal" paradigm of "market totalization" -- where free markets are presumed to do almost everything better than governments -- as part of a flawed model of modernization.

In the two-minute statement, Corbyn cites the "£2bn public bailout of Richard Branson's Virgin and Stagecoach for their own failure to run East Coast rail properly", as further proof that outsourcing is a flawed model.

These issues can at least partly be attributed to a fundamentally flawed model of development, its flaws having been accentuated in the last two decades of economic globalisation.

The Lesson: These slimes, scrapes, and glues are further evidence that the industrialized food system is, more often than not, a food safety terror, barely held together by a deeply flawed model that continually puts our health at risk.

The United States handed over command of an area south-central Iraq to Poland's military today, the incomplete transfer serving as a somewhat flawed model for the multinational cooperation the United States hopes to amplify.

There is bipartisan agreement that cash bail is a fundamentally flawed model that has fueled mass incarceration and created two tiers of justice – forcing low-income defendants to spend months or longer behind bars without a conviction while losing their jobs, homes and families.

My experience initially working as a management consultant to nearly 30 hospitals followed by founding Microsoft's healthcare business has led me to the conclusion that it is virtually impossible to reform a fundamentally flawed model (i.e., the payment side of the equation).