Sentence examples for flawed areas from inspiring English sources

He said choosing which hospitals provided surgery was one of the most flawed areas of the review, but added "we need to get on with this" as the original argument for improving care was unchanged.

We now turn to the first of these flawed areas of inquiry, positive psychology's perspective on attitude and emotion influencing survival after diagnosis of cancer.

Use a sponge sander or hand sander to briefly hit any flawed areas.

If you make some mistakes, just scrape the flawed areas with a putty knife while they are still wet and then re-spray the texture.

Thus, our paper substantially undermined the contentions in ADR and DLR that essentially most of the research literature preceding their work, relying on conventional panel data estimators with fixed period and area (usually state) effects, used flawed comparison areas that generated spurious evidence of disemployment effects.

It appears the relationship betweeen schools and Camhs is flawed in some areas or the country in terms of access, communication and follow up".

The size of the flaw area is estimated.

Mr. Bush, whose father vetoed the last major such measure to get through Congress, called the bill "flawed in some areas" but said he would sign it.

Consumer advocates responded that the agency was failing to protect the public, and industry groups acknowledged that the system was flawed in many areas.

"The reforms passed today, while flawed in some areas, still improve the current system over all, and I will sign them into law," Mr. Bush said in a statement tonight.

"I think the consultation is also flawed in other areas.