Sentence examples for flawed article from inspiring English sources

But it has neither taken down the flawed article nor published a correction.

The campaign has said the "fundamentally flawed" article failed to distinguish between jobs outsourced to companies within America, jobs sent overseas and jobs created overseas.

John Bohannon of Science Magazine used iPython coding to send a fake journal article to close to 200 open access journals in a sting operation to uncover the lack of peer review of a clearly flawed article.

Shimon Cohen of Shechita UK said Prof Reilly's "deeply flawed" article appeared to have been based on discredited science.

Fraud, flawed articles and corrections have haunted general interest news organizations.

It's unclear, however, as a 2013 study in the journal PLOS Medicine noted, whether the growth in retractions "reflects an increase in publication of flawed articles or an increase in the rate at which flawed articles are withdrawn".

I hope it will deal one way or the other with the failure of Mr. Krugman to publish other recent corrections in the paper as the current policy requires, which means nothing has been appended to the flawed articles.

The flawed 2004 article was not an isolated incident.

California's secretary of state, Debra Bowen, has now joined Gov. Charlie Crist of Florida in recognizing that electronic voting machines are fundamentally flawed (news article, Aug. 5).

He also reportedly scored major points with Trump after pushing back successfully against CNN's flawed June article linking Scaramucci to a Russian investment fund ― an editorial debacle that led to the resignations of three prominent journalists. .

Within minutes he had pivoted from his own "arrogance" and other character flaws to the article on flawed forensic science within the F.B.I. that he was working on when his career began unraveling, at one point likening his own corner-cutting to the overconfidence of F.B.I. scientists who fingered the wrong suspect in the 2004 Madrid bombings.