Sentence examples for consistently flawed from inspiring English sources
A supposedly independent disciplinary process is consistently flawed.
A consistently flawed study design may yet again be misinterpreted as showing no added efficacy of anti-MAP agents in CD.
VANDALIA, Ohio -- The persistent belief among Republicans that the public opinion polls -- which consistently favor President Barack Obama -- are inherently flawed has filtered its way into Mitt Romney's campaign and is being adopted by his most ardent supporters.
While Tony Blair's decision to launch the invasion against Saddam Hussein was strongly supported by the Tories at the time, the Lib Dems have consistently argued that the case for war was flawed and contrived, and the invasion flouted international law.
Danny Coughlin – Lehane's hard-drinking, idealistic hero – is an intriguing character, flawed yet engaging; but Ruth's interjections consistently puncture the reality that Lehane has created for Coughlin and the rest of his large cast of characters.
Maybe it was because the London Cycling Campaign has consistently warned the mayor that his 'early start' traffic lights are flawed.
He shows that, even if the theory of labor value is flawed as a causal theory of prices, it may be consistently used in order to measure exploitation and analyze the correlation between exploitation and the class status of individuals.
One shouldn't dismiss the equivalency arguments out of hand, however flawed, because so many believe in them and because Moscow deploys them so consistently.
Al Jazeera has consistently said the allegations surrounding the journalists were "false" and that the case against the men was "flawed".
