Sentence examples for faulty saying from inspiring English sources

House Republicans voted their own drug plan out of committee on Wednesday, but Democrats called it faulty, saying it should be better integrated into the Medicare system.

But the comparison is still faulty, said Mr. Feder, a political scientist who took up sausage making after retiring from the Central Intelligence Agency.

"CityTime is an example of how an allegiance to the notion that outside people are always better can be faulty," said Susan Lerner, the executive director of Common Cause New York, who added that the Bloomberg administration had been overly eager to outsource projects to high-priced contractors rather than handle them in house.

That argument is faulty, says Vanderbilt University law professor W. Kip Viscusi.

That reasoning is as faulty as saying that technology should have been neglected after the dot-com bust, which precipitated the 2001 recession.

The logic here is faulty: by saying such a skin-crawlingly annoying thing, you only tempt us to run you over.

The ISAF representative declined to speak about what appeared to be faulty intelligence, saying that the troops acted on what was considered credible information and shot only because they were shot at.

The police initially blamed the fire on faulty wiring saying it was caused by a "short-circuit", but after protests by Christian community, they registered a case against unnamed people.

After eight years, it shows that all its plans have been faulty," he said.

The group would be discredited quickly if it put out faulty information, said Nick Penniman, the fund's executive director.

It never occurred to the first patient that the equipment might be faulty, she said, because she knew that it had been approved by the F.D.A.