Sentence examples for comparison is flawed from inspiring English sources

But manufacturers say such a comparison is flawed.

Presented out of context, this comparison is flawed.

That comparison is flawed, officials said, because not all students took the test.

Indeed, the euro zone's aggregate deficit and debt levels are healthier than America's.But the comparison is flawed.

Good idea, since the comparison is flawed if taken as Roberts meant it and devolves into a warren of sub-analogies if examined too closely.

But the comparison is flawed because Dupree had played so little before his first retirement and because he was only 26 when he attempted to return.

Kathryn Sanchez, an assistant superintendent in the district, said the comparison was flawed because the national test, which is graded on a scale from one to 99, can be used by one district to see how it ranks nationally.

However, Lang and Warman's ethical argument is invalid if the methodology of such historical comparisons is flawed.

But critics argued that the Treasury's guidelines for such cost comparisons were flawed.

But when it comes to the labor market for economics teachers and that for American workers as a whole, the comparisons are flawed.

The comparisons are flawed for a number of reasons.