Scott examines the flawed attempts of those who came before the Wrights and of those who attempted to improve upon the brothers' success.
Seems to me the ethical thing would have been for Mr. Rhoden to write a follow-up column examining the flaws in his published argument.
Even before the 1987 stockmarket crash gave them their first real-world reminder of markets' capriciousness, some of them were examining the flaws in the theory.In 1980 Sanford Grossman and Joseph Stiglitz, another subsequent winner of a Nobel prize, pointed out a paradox.
Even before the 1987 stockmarket crash gave them their first real-world reminder of markets' capriciousness, some of them were examining the flaws in the theory.And yet many economists failed to raise the necessary objections to draw attention to problems, while others actively participated in financial engineering and fund management.
But this essay is about reparation and not specifically about affirmative action so I will not attempt to examine the flaws of the new diversity based argument for affirmative action.
At a hearing examining the flaws in abstinence-only education, Souder was outspoken in his support for the program, even though its effectiveness was unproven, at best.
In this article, we examine the flaws of such putative good fits of random texts.
Ma and Sherfy turned to modern technology as a tool for examining the flaw and refining her mechanics.
Schwarcz examines the potential flaws in the securitization process and compare how the Dodd–Frank Act treats them.
Zachary Karabell examines the fundamental flaws in our current "leading indicators" -- the term economists give to the statistics in areas such as GDP, unemployment and the consumer price index (CPI) -- in his new book, The Leading Indicators: A Short History of the Numbers that Rule Our World.
James Quilligan: There is not space here to examine all the flaws in Waxman-Markey, which can be readily found in commentary elsewhere.
