Sentence examples for call flawed from inspiring English sources

Now, as relatives of firefighters who have died begin navigating thickets of insurance claims and benefits paperwork, some are criticizing what they call flawed and unfair government rules that create a posthumous imbalance among firefighting families.

In Science, a Policy Forum discusses the need to reform China's science and technology system including what the authors call flawed incentives and evaluation methods for graduate students and other early-career scientists.

That claim, the Harvard researchers said, is based on what they call flawed research by Northeastern University criminologist James Alan Fox.

A third, successful, test was called flawed by missile critics.

Mr. Biden's charge was based on a Democratic interpretation of an independent analysis of Mr. Romney's tax proposals that Republicans have called flawed.

It had been arranged at the last minute under varying standards for counting ballots a process that even the dissenting Justice Ginsburg called flawed.

After an investigation that the office called "flawed and grossly deficient," an investigator with the Department of Environmental Protection decided not to file charges.

BOOK REVIEW Crackdown in Azerbaijan Police officers attacked an opposition demonstration in Baku, Azerbaijan's capital, beating and chasing away thousands of unarmed people protesting recent parliamentary elections, which monitors called flawed.

Still, top House Republicans opposed the so-called omnibus measure because of the lack of money for the war, the inclusion of thousands of the pet projects known as earmarks and other spending decisions they called flawed.

And recently the City of Vancouver released a study on vacancy, which many observers called flawed.

Ben Stiller gave well-meaning — but what some experts called flawed — advice regarding prostate cancer screenings.