Sentence examples for considered flawed by from inspiring English sources

His inauguration is scheduled for next week; he was re-elected in August, although in an election considered flawed by outside observers.

The negotiations began shortly after Mr. Fujimori stunned the country last month, after winning an election that was widely considered flawed, by announcing that he would call new elections to select a successor four years before the end of his third term.

Only about half of the entire production of wine in Italy is actually sold in bottle, rather than in bulk, and even a large part of what is bottled would be considered flawed by serious wine lovers.

A share of the New York Mets was purchased by Nelson Doubleday that year, and claims that Abner Doubleday invented baseball in 1839, which are considered flawed by modern researchers, were reported by the media.

The vote was considered flawed, perhaps severely, by international observers, and Mr. Kabila is not popular in Kinshasa, a city of nearly 10 million where he lost the vote.

The magnitude of this problem was documented by examination of published papers; 51 of 67 (76%) were considered flawed for one or more reasons.

Democrats would not be bullied into approving a measure they considered flawed, she said.

The campaign dug into the numbers, and found what they considered flaws, but also unmistakable evidence of an ascent by Mr. Gingrich.

Under this perspective, students' scientifically incorrect ideas were not considered flaws, but part of a natural developmental process.

Last night, we publicly shed some light on what we consider flaws in our process, by posting to our blog a hard-hitting complaint … along with our response.

This makes it necessary to consider flaws at a range of locations around the hole.