Sentence examples for case is flawed from inspiring English sources

But the case is flawed before it starts.

Mr. Krugman's policy recommendations may have some merit, but his political advice, in this case, is flawed.

But lawyers for the club say the city's case is flawed, arguing that the undercover inspectors could not know whether the staff had tried to get patrons to stop smoking.

Unite works convenor Roy Cartwright said: "We're going to target the AGM, we're going to see the chief executive and all the shareholders and we're going to tell them that their [BAE Systems] business case is flawed.

They've said the science to convict him on the arson portion of his case is flawed and I agree with that.

Defense lawyers contend that his decision to approve capital charges in the case was flawed.

He decided that the decision-making process had in each case been flawed.

Several former and current F.B.I. officials acknowledged that the Lee case was flawed.

Many legal observers argued that the prosecution's case was flawed and that the trial was unduly influenced by politics.

"The case was flawed from the beginning and probably shouldn't even have been brought to indictment," said Marvyn M. Kornberg, a defense lawyer with a longstanding practice in Queens.

The judge called a halt to the trial in December, two months into the hearing, after an application from Dewani's counsel that the prosecution case was flawed.