Sentence examples for a flawed way from inspiring English sources

They're a flawed way of governing.

This is, at best, a flawed way to find hits.

Because we got property but in a flawed way".

If others have tried to imitate it in a flawed way, it doesn't mean the whole idea of noncollateralized lending to the poorest people is flawed.

And so the question becomes: Is this capacious, political way of looking at writing a flawed way to view the mysteries of literature?

Though that's already a flawed way of putting it because when Phil looked you in the eye what you were seeing became secondary to the overwhelming force of how you were being seen.

But it turns out that counting followers is a seriously flawed way to measure a person's impact on Twitter.

Then, sounding a bit like the Wall Streeter she was, she said, "I just think in an economic crisis, sales taxes are a really flawed way of generating revenue because sales taxes decrease spending".

I have always been a reluctant remainer – not against Brexit as such, I simply believe that the decision was reached in a fatally flawed way, partly because the leave campaign never had to explain exactly what leave would mean.

"Per-stream is a really flawed way of thinking about it – it's not the way we pay or the way our model is built, and it's not the way people should be measuring it – but we appreciate people do talk about per-stream payments and want to ask the question," said Williamson.

But as we discuss below– and I've written before— the comparison is almost always a lazy, flawed way of assessing these companies.