Sentence examples for did was flawed from inspiring English sources

To come back now and say anything we did was flawed is a malicious and outrageous representation of the facts".

"Maybe it was correct, but the original description of what they did was flawed".

To say the test itself is so important relative to the whole body of work the student has done is flawed.

The canard that "guns don't kill people, people do" is flawed because a rock, a kitchen knife or a jump rope or, nearly any object, can be used to kill someone.

It is shown that the recommended practice is flawed and does not bear a scrutiny on the basis of statistical theory.

The Texas Legislature held hearings in which critics testified that the new accounting rule was flawed, did not reflect conditions in Texas's labor markets and might prompt governments to curtail their health plans.

A group of First Nations, environmental organizations and a labor union argued that the approval process for the pipeline was flawed, did not take environmental impact into account and violated the rights of First Nations.

Phillips did not believe the offense was flawed as constructed, but he agreed that he did not have much flexibility with the roster.

They said the original study was "flawed" and did not support the assertion that having an abortion can make you mentally ill.

Lawyers acting for the five said Wednesday's ruling at the Royal Courts of Justice was flawed and did not reflect the evidence before the court.

Already, Hilmi Ozkok, who was the Chief of General Staff when the coup blueprints were allegedly conceived, appeared to suggest that he did not believe the trial was flawed.