Sentence examples for either flawed from inspiring English sources

In summary, we do not agree with Ward et al. that the methodology described in our paper is either "flawed" or "unfit for purpose".

Absurdly cheap Coach bags are either flawed, have condition issues, out of vogue, or fake.

The proposal offers three further levels of sophistication in measuring operational risk, all of which the banks find either flawed or too complex.

This study is either flawed (which I refuse to believe!) or "lingerie-dependence" really does signify a state of accelerated evolutionary development never before witnessed in the history of humankind.

However, the NFLPA and Vilma are charging Goodell and the NFL with both defamation of character (likely to be dismissed) and that Goodell undermined "the integrity of the NFL and the Commissioner's office" by handing down punishments based on evidence that is either flawed or cannot be substantiated.

Third, the commonly circulating ideas that 'everyone' enjoys it, and that women who do not are either flawed or simply keeping their enjoyment secret, help support the erroneous idea that a man pushing for anal sex is simply 'persuading' his partner to do something that 'most girls would like'.

But you can't blame either flaw on religious belief.

So although there are some well-performed studies in animal models, due to either flaws in design or inherent difficulties in reproducing the pathological state, the evidence they produce is only suggestive rather than a convincing demonstration for a deleterious effect from cyanosis and hyperoxic reoxygenation.

The court rejects each of these theories as either logically flawed or unsupported by the evidence.

Barroso's remarks were a rare admission from Brussels that its policy prescriptions, mainly crafted by eurozone governments with Berlin in the driving seat, for dealing with the crisis of the past three years had either been flawed or were running out of steam.

And a few seemed flawed, either by poor storage conditions, corkiness or bad winemaking.