Sentence examples for badly posed from inspiring English sources

Badly posed quant models need to be exposed and eliminated.

Yet the question is badly posed if it is framed within received concepts of 'theology' and 'materialism' (the paradox becomes self-sustaining), since it was Benjamin's aim radically to rethink the meaning of these ideas, on the basis of a new philosophy of historical time.

Poorly posed hypotheses, badly planned study protocols, inaccurate data collection and wrong statistical analyses compromise the quality of the final manuscript much more than do writing errors, often irreversibly.

Several buildings around the twin towers that were struck by kamikaze jets on Tuesday were also badly damaged and posed a risk of further collapse.

Their statements reflected the growing sense that government officials had badly underestimated the threat posed by the anthrax contained in a handful of letters sent to Congress and news organizations in recent weeks.

The reason banks are regulated and hairdressers are not is that a badly run barber poses little danger to outsiders.

The other Palestinian involved in the knife attack was shot and died immediately, but Sharif was still alive, badly injured and posing no threat when Azaria shot him, the judges ruled.

The world's second-largest economy is neither doing well enough to provide villains for a Michael Crichton novel nor badly enough to pose any clear and present danger to prosperity elsewhere.

If managed badly, they could pose additional safety risks to staff, become universities for terrorism and be viewed as safe havens by vulnerable prisoners and those wanting an easy ride.

The men were all a little drunk, and posed magnificently and badly, their eyes magnetized by the camera.

The reasoning, the jurors said, was that Mr. Sheehan was already very badly wounded and no longer posed a threat when Ms. Sheehan shot him with the second gun.