Sentence examples for do a flawed from inspiring English sources

I am grateful that Edinburgh has allowed me to do a flawed show, which is the beginning of a journey.

Panic, however, does make a flawed man more interesting, turning him into a combination of self-loathing and sentimentality.

As shown, the high interest rate burden caused by high debts is the story for the euro zone, not for elsewhere, which suggests it has as much to do with a flawed currency regime as debt per se.

Wealthy families and home owners are taking advantage of not just the positive aspects of solar (something more of us should do), but a flawed policy that sticks someone else with part of the cost.

And, insofar as it has long opposed appropriate levels of government spending and taxation, it has helped to create a society that does a deeply flawed job of providing for its most vulnerable, educating its young, and guaranteeing economic opportunity for all".

We must do away with a flawed and incomplete assumption of "mistaken identity" regarding Sikhs; until we do, we will all be the ones who are mistaken.

We do not seek a flawed Crimea-style vote.

I think that telling people what to do is really a flawed approach.

In a statement she said: I regularly meet sick and disabled people who are unable to work but who have been declared fit to do so following a flawed ESA assessment.

The 2010 iPhone didn't bend, but it did ship with a flawed antenna that meant it dropped calls when owners held in a certain way (critics would say - in an absolutely normal way).

But she spent her career doing battle with a flawed instrument whose inherent problems she never quite solved, and anyone who takes her as a model is asking for trouble.