Sentence examples for become flawed from inspiring English sources

But the problem with pattern recognition in this context is that it can become flawed.

Hitchcock has said that when his screenplays are finished, his films are perfect; they become flawed only during the execution.

Surprisingly, the fallout from this has not been a nationwide discussion about whether the N.F.L. model has become flawed.

At best, the lawyers offered excuses about why the process could become flawed, suggesting it was often beyond their control.

At best, the lawyers offered excuses about why the process can become flawed, suggesting it is often beyond their control.

Suppose the pattern of inter-individual growth partitioning changes with environmental conditions in favour of small or tall trees, then scaling up from dominant trees to the behaviour of the stand growth may become flawed.

The education system has now become so flawed that one can pay their way into a good grade.

She becomes a flawed, tragic figure.

Once the Yankees pursued A-Rod for the 2004 season, they became the flawed suitor in the nursery tale.

Before he became a flawed guitar hero, Johnson was a romantic, progressive thinker who journeyed across Asia on the classic hippy trail; he was a ­student of English literature at Newcastle ­ Universityand then a schoolteacher, who was begged by his besotted female students to take part in some sort of softcore spanking film.

However, when the Commission introduced a ban on tobacco advertising, its argument became seriously flawed.