Sentence examples for both flawed from inspiring English sources
In the words of the consulting firm Macroeconomic Advisers — which makes its living telling businesses what they need to know, not telling politicians what they want to hear — the Heritage analysis was "both flawed and contrived".
The two main party leaders, however, are both flawed.
The program's other works, both flawed by rhythmic uncertainty, fuzzy ensemble and poor string tone, were Haydn's Symphony No. 70 and Bartok's Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta.
That Mr. Trump, with such a cynical strategy, can rocket up in the polls so quickly suggests that the Fairfax Five and the Factional Five are both flawed in their own way.
In a retrospective article about the original from 1994, Alec Meer of Eurogamer compared both games, coming to conclusion that "X-COM and XCOM are completely different games, both ingenious and both flawed in their own ways".
Additionally, the results from such an exercise are only as good as the analysis methods used and in that regard one has two options, both flawed.
Both views are flawed: both have caused governments to act in ways that made famines worse.
Both irredeemably flawed.
He finds both assessments flawed.
Both are flawed by their limited perspectives.
