Sentence examples for because of flawed from inspiring English sources

Because of "flawed" accounting conventions, "the European Union's target for renewable energy in transport may fail to deliver genuine carbon savings in the real world," the scientists argue.

But, because of flawed Supreme Court decisions long before Citizens United, they would still be allowed to spend every cent of that money even if Citizens United is overturned, as long as they spend it themselves instead of by contributing to a political committee.

But because of "flawed study design," these studies are not definitive.

There is even an animated collapse of part of the cathedral because of flawed stone.

Other ballots were deleted because of flawed data and, owing to human error, were not rescanned, the committee found.

The Giants had a chance to turn their season around, but lost once again because of flawed end-game execution.

Because of this flawed perception, too few companies ever attempt to strive for cult status.

But Mr Gutiérrez was acquitted because of flaws in the prosecution case.

The Kennesaw breach appeared to be more serious, and possible because of flaws in security.

RTOs' make-whole payments for generation commitment are needed partly because of flaws in the design of reserve markets.

The collapse was possible only because of flaws in the way that American capitalism has worked over the past decade.