Sentence examples for development of flawed from inspiring English sources

The development of flawed democracies is still considered progress to people carrying the physical and mental scars left by authoritarian regimes.

This paradigm of development is flawed due to the fact that microbes can easily transfer a resistant mechanism if faced with an environmental pressure.

The business case presented by those in favour of the development is flawed.

If the logic of Vivendi's development was flawed, if it was always going to be less (a lot less) than the sum of its parts, then those parts are going to look somewhat odd alongside each other after the dismantlers have done their business.

The mechanical behavior of materials can be modeled and evaluated across multiple scales that encompass: atomic and molecular rearrangements to create incipient defect nuclei; combination or growth of such nuclei to form micro-scale and subsequently macro-scale defects; and finally development of critical flaw sizes that result in final failure of engineering structures.

Development policy that assumes that less population equals more development is flawed since it excludes an economy of its most valuable resources, human capital.

The main objective was to analyze the influence of the mineralogical composition of the starting mixture on the development of macroscopic residual stress and growth of flaw size.

Some critics objected to it as an interpretation of Marx, whereas others thought that Cohen's reconstructed historical materialism was either implausible as a reading of historical development or philosophically flawed.

The differences in revenue are so great that the logic of proposing single-use systems as a development initiative seems flawed.

The Civil Rights movement also spurred the development of a different (and flawed) philosophy about how to improve the lot of African Americans: liberal integrationism.

These issues can at least partly be attributed to a fundamentally flawed model of development, its flaws having been accentuated in the last two decades of economic globalisation.