Sentence examples for at best flawed from inspiring English sources
Clearly, if one ignores this institution, the picture that emerges from one's analysis of the EU is, at best, flawed.
Black also launched a scathing attack on Lord Justice Leveson for paying only "cursory at best, flawed at worst" attention to the issue of exemplary damages.
Hinton, who goes by Ray, was on death row for 28 years until the US Supreme Court overturned two murder convictions for which the evidence was, at best, flawed.
But when True the Vote vetted petition signatures in Wisconsin's recall election, the state's Government Accountability Board reported that the process was "at best flawed". The group raised questions about thousands of signatures that the board deemed valid.
The fact that this administration finds itself on a near-daily basis revising, redefining and rewriting the reasons for taking our country to war is prima facie evidence that its justification has always been at best flawed and at worst fabricated.
A Government Accountability Board in Wisconsin, where True The Vote raised questions about thousands of voter signatures, called the results of the group's process "at best flawed".
Marriage is "at best, a flawed and gappy narrative" she thinks, but she is interested in flaws and gaps.
"When it comes to hunting, there are far too many strong cases being dropped by the police or CPS where their reasoning is weak at best and dangerously flawed at worst … Too many times, crucial evidence is being misunderstood or ignored.
While such formulations have the ring of common sense about them, and while economists often write and speak as though there were no rational alternatives to CEA (Eddy 1996), philosophers know all-too-well that utilitarian theories of justice are highly controversial at best, and fatally flawed at worst.
At best they are profoundly flawed objects of veneration; at worst, object lessons in how not to think.
