Sentence examples for appears flawed from inspiring English sources

For some critics, however, the very premise of social robots appears flawed, and even dangerous.

In confronting the latest developments in Egypt, the "Arab spring" label appears flawed – and so it was, indeed, from the beginning.

The concept of core knowledge as a stand-alone solution to the problem of information inflation thus appears flawed [ 27].

While it is true that these compounds are secreted in these situations, the hypothesis that they serve in an antipredatory capacity in catfishes appears flawed.

Trying to decide if a person has bounced back after experiencing adversity by making two judgements about adversity and doing okay appears flawed in the context of older people living with chronic joint pain.

He said the plan appeared flawed in several ways.

They uncovered other serious problems with a case that long ago appeared flawed.

In two cases, votes were recounted by hand to determine victors because the machine counts were so close and a few ballots appeared flawed.

The implants were recalled in 2010, but the documents show that as early as 2008 DePuy executives were told by a number of surgeons, including its own consultants, that the device appeared flawed.

While I can understand your desire to print opposing views on the question of Palestinian identity (Letters, June 1), at least some of the "facts" in Carroll B. Stoianoff's letter appear flawed.

The court found that the program appeared flawed and should be reviewed by lower courts to see whether using race as a factor was justified in the award of federal contracts.