Sentence examples for are flawed to from inspiring English sources

All these eyewitness accounts are flawed to a greater or lesser degree, and Julie Salamon's energetic "Hospital" is no exception.

All three are flawed to some degree, but the one Stack deems most reliable and applicable today is the P/E ratio.

Democracy must be flawed to produce an electorate so badly mistaken.

The court would have to find extraordinary evidence that the election was flawed to take such a step.

His work showed, among other things, that it was flawed to view investors as rational actors.

The Pentagon survey is flawed, to be sure.

To be flawed, to be wonderful, to be frustrating, to be inspiring.

The negative aspects of this film, if there are flaws to be found, lie in the fact that this story is less original than the first film.

As previously stated there are flaws to the principle[ 15], but as a general rule it suffices, as shown by the work presented here.

The guys are flawed, waiting to sell to Godot in their one-ring circus.

But many of them are flawed, according to Ms. Cohen and other foreclosure experts.