Mr Justice Cobb said the original office of the schools adjudicator rulings against the school had been "a mix of flawed reasoning and unfair process".
It's a lazy argument with flawed reasoning.
As such, it is an example of the flawed reasoning that is responsible for the crisis having spun out of control.
But in this case, it said, "a credibility finding rooted in flawed reasoning cannot stand".
All may be true, but none invalidates criticism of this action.Mr Megrahi may be the beneficiary of flawed reasoning by a naive Scottish administration or of cynical manoeuvring by the British government.
Coombs is trying to show, as he put it in a pretrial filing, that Manning did "the right thing for the right reason but under flawed reasoning," and that if the Army didn't stop him, it was in part its own fault.
In his place slinks another creature entirely: a tight-lipped killer, a character driven not by his own flawed reasoning but by demons, stalking his son for the $6,000 treasure Huck came by in "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer," brooding on identity and patrimony.
That's an understandable response, and a typical one, but it springs from flawed reasoning.
In my opinion, the Court of Appeals used flawed reasoning to reach an incorrect result.
Free market ideologues implicitly argue that all of these billionaires are contributing more to society than they are taking, or else they wouldn't be making a profit, but it's circular and flawed reasoning.
