Sentence examples for a flawed selection from inspiring English sources
Poor management, a flawed selection process, demoralisation and lack of preparation were some of the theories put forward by the patrons of K1 Klubhouse to explain their heroes' feet of clay.
In an interview on the Today programme on BBC Radio 4 on Friday, Bercow singled out Andrew Lansley, the former leader of the Commons, and Sir Robert Rogers, the former clerk, as traditionalists whose opposition to reform resulted in a flawed selection process.
The contract, which first came up in the late 1990s, was awarded in February to a consortium made up of Northrup Grumman and the Airbus parent, European Aeronautic Defense & Space, only to be withdrawn in September after a flawed selection procedure.
Senator Brown, a member of the influential Senate Appropriations Committee, has called for a federal investigation into NASA's "flawed selection process".
But the reality is that it is hard to have faith in the Heisman's antiquated and flawed selection process, which has nearly 1,000 voters.
Although some of the studies in Table 6 provide evidence for combination effects (Groten et al. 1997; Jonker et al. 1990), the apparent absence of effects in the remaining papers can be explained in terms of insufficient statistical power or flawed selections of dose levels.
Yet unbalanced representation born from a deeply flawed candidate-selection process can bring powerful political consequences, as the prime minister — if not the entire nation of India — is fast coming to learn.
In 1978, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence concluded that the selection of Team B members had yielded a flawed composition of political views and biases.
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