Sentence examples for a flawed structure from inspiring English sources
"And WADA is hiding behind a flawed structure".
Even its new $800 million stadium has been deemed a flawed structure that hurt the team it was built to showcase.
However, the No Child Left Behind accountability legislation's focus on pass rates rather than learning and achievement growth introduces the possibility that inadequate information and a flawed structure each compromise public school quality.
These observations partially validate the BS7910 standard philosophy in which the remaining life of a flawed structure in presence of tensile RS is calculated from a high cyclic stress ratio (R ≥ 0.5) crack propagation curve to eliminate crack closure effects.
R6 is a well-known engineering assessment procedure for the evaluation of the structural integrity of the flawed structure.
According to the participants, an ineffective governmental system, a flawed funding structure leading to massive debt, and a widening government involvement in personal health care decisions are just some of the problems that are likely to doom the reform proposals.
Updated at 12.02pm GMT 11.48am GMT Looking for more details of how Lloyds staff were lured into mis-selling products by a flawed bonus structure, leading to today's record fine of £28m?
Consider the immensely expensive financial crisis.Evidence from the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission showed how financial firms successfully maintained a flawed legal structure that put regulators in competition with each other to offer lax oversight.
The three men say that some of the majority report's culprits — excessive political influence of Wall Street, a deregulatory ideology and a flawed regulatory structure — fail to account for the failure of financial institutions in Europe.
It is important to review the financial statements of those companies that do file with the SEC, as they often reveal a flawed capital structure or a lack of substantive business.
Furthermore, they are often hampered by a flawed organizational structure that does not provide the most experienced people for the client's projects.
