Sentence examples for because of a flawed from inspiring English sources

Controversy still swirls around the assassination, in part because of a flawed autopsy.

Sidney Machefsky St . Louis• To the Sports Editor: A penalty against the Giants hurt the Patriots because of a flawed rule.

A judge ended up throwing out all but six of the criminal counts, which revolve around the use of minors in a sexual performance, because of a flawed search warrant.

And the Oedipus Mr. Rimer creates properly seems a stubborn hothead, but because of a flawed character rather than a surpassing intellectual passion; his overriding purpose is to prove himself worthy of the throne and of Jocasta.

A white paper from UN Women found that men were not being appointed to boards more frequently because they were more qualified than women but because of a flawed process of merit which saw a range of biases discriminate against women and other diverse groups.

In a separate security incident, EE also exposed the private keys for its Amazon Web Services instances because of a flawed deployment of its Jira bug tracking system.

We might believe this at least partly because of a hugely flawed -- but very influential and well-publicized -- study by Judith Wallerstein that "showed" that kids don't notice that their parents are unhappy in a marriage.

An attempt in 1996 to launch a Mars lander that could burrow below the planet's surface failed because of a flaw in the rocket that carried it.

He was not hitting because of a flaw in his hitting mechanics, he said, not the numbers on his birth certificate.

Nasdaq was already facing skepticism in the industry over its handling of the Facebook initial public offering, which was botched because of a flaw in a different part of Nasdaq's computer systems.

If doctors are reporting more lumps from injections, it is because more doctors are performing the technique more frequently, not because of a flaw in the filler, he said.