Sentence examples similar to attributable to a flawed understanding from inspiring English sources

Tad Anderson, an atmospheric scientist at the University of Washington, Seattle, says that this paper shows that China's attempt to curb pollution was "based on a flawed understanding of the nature of atmospheric aerosols".

According to the spokesman, the opportunity presents itself to amass nearly $25 million (Derek Jeter's annual salary) from people with a flawed understanding of alternate-side parking.

He quotes, for instance, leading collapse anthropologist Prof Joseph Tainter, who critiques the HANDY model for a "flawed" understanding of the rise and fall of civilisations due to unsustainable levels of complexity.

The advancement of the likes of Powell and Rice within the Bush administration, argues Davis, exemplifies a flawed understanding of what it means to tackle modern-day racism.

He argues that the assumption that public sharing of spectrum would lead to chaos presumes that spectrum is scarce; but this reflects a flawed understanding of the physics of electromagnetism.

I have come to realize that Liberals (among whom I count myself) generally have a flawed understanding of Conservative attitudes towards taxing and spending.

The ONS report said: "Some of the rise over the last few decades may also be attributable to a better understanding of dementia.

In addition, from his perspective, the report presents a flawed understanding of the laws and procedures police are required to follow.

"They have ignored all the evidence and sued me based on nothing more than a hunch and a flawed understanding of how people invest in the real world," he said in the e-mail to reporters.

Graham also has a flawed understanding of his role in the defense policy process.

Such an assessment points to a fundamentally flawed understanding of the idea of a corporation.