Sentence examples for continues to be flawed from inspiring English sources

On the other side, we are being reminded that the EU, even if noble in its original objectives to secure peace in Europe, continues to be flawed in its design, as it does not allow for a transfer (and appropriate balancing) mechanism.

Until we realize that the way we have systematically designed our relationships and families has been and continues to be flawed, we're going to be stuck making the same mistakes and saddled with the same problems, from cheating and divorce to unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections to depression and anxiety.

"There continues to be serious flaws in this process," said Scott McLellan, a spokesman for the Bush campaign.

We may have a black president for the first time in our history, but racism in the guise of humor continues to be an undiminished flaw of the American personality.

As scientists gather new evidence and as new perspectives emerge, evolutionary theory continues to be refined, but that doesn't mean that the theory is flawed.

Martin's greatest asset to the Knicks is what continues to be the team's biggest flaw of late: defense.

One of the reasons that coming to South By Southwest Interactive continues to be worthwhile despite all its flaws is that it still attracts some of the most intelligent and fascinating people to the same place at the same time.

All of this simply underscores how deeply flawed this law was and continues to be.

It has been, and continues to be, incompetent; wedded to a (structural adjustment) model which is out of date and fiscally flawed.

Despite, or perhaps because of, this, the industry also continues to be plagued by the attitude that writers are somehow immune to the system's flaws.

Robert Spitzer, whose research continues to be cited by reparative therapists as evidence for efficacy of sexual orientation change efforts, admitted that his studies were fatally flawed.