Sentence examples for far flawed from inspiring English sources

She co-wrote a Supreme Court brief that said Roe was "so far flawed that this court should overrule it and return the law to the condition in which it was before that case was decided".

Further, it's only luck that so far, flawed manufacturing hasn't introduced a batch laced with MPTP into the streets.

Many say that number is far too low, the methods used to track them far too flawed.

The Willingham investigation, which is continuing, is further evidence that the criminal justice system is far too flawed to justify imposing a death penalty.

And it provides further proof that the American justice system is imperfect at best, and frequently far too flawed to rely on capital punishment.

Under media pressure, Gov. James S. Gilmore III ordered a DNA test and granted an "absolute pardon" even as his office insisted the state's criminal justice system was far from flawed.

So much so that eminent scholars in the field of statistics, economics, psychology and education have issued urgent warnings to policymakers that VAM are far too flawed to be of any value in teacher assessment.

Unfortunately, the methods applied thus far are flawed in several ways.

The Food and Drug Administration's recommendation that sperm banks screen out gay and bisexual donors is flawed far beyond the reasons given in "Who's Your Daddy?" (Op-Ed, May 19).

(1) SAG's missing out on the good things AFTRA got, such as 3.5% annual wage increases (3.0% in the second year of the three year contract, but with the other 0.5% diverted to the pension and health fund), and new media coverage that, though flawed, far exceeds the current no-media state of affairs.

But, so far, these have been flawed candidates who get buried under an avalanche of negative ads and brutal coverage.