Sentence examples for evidently flawed from inspiring English sources
While Dyke believes that the bidding process for the 2018 World Cup is evidently flawed, from Blatter's admissions, he is not necessarily claiming Russia are guilty of any wrong-doing as a rival bidder.
The problem with "Sinbad," like "Treasure Planet," may lie more in the evidently flawed strategy that many large studios embarked on several years ago to produce animated action-oriented adventure movies to attract boys, said Jerry Beck, an animation historian.
"The characterisation of Young Bosnia and Princip as terrorists is an attempt to place the blame for huge worldwide events on 'Serbian territorial expansion policies', which is evidently flawed," Vujadinovic said.
The authors' own exploratory analysis [ 3], suggesting some relationship based on insulin dose, is evidently flawed, as was highlighted in an editorial published in the Lancet by a senior clinical trials' statistician [ 8].
Evidently, the current opportunistic approach to screening is flawed.
Evidently, Arthur comes from a background that allows him to think that it is quibbling to criticize flawed city charters (city constitutions) unnecessary and avoidable million-dollar lawsuits and city officials being influenced more by outsiders than by residents.
