Sentence examples for flawed as a matter from inspiring English sources

White House officials said that those proposals were deeply flawed as a matter of policy and that they did not intend to submit any more offers until Republicans expressed some willingness to make tax revenue part of the equation.

"While Dow is settling this case, it continues to strongly believe that it was not part of any conspiracy and the judgment was fundamentally flawed as a matter of class action law," the company said.

The company's lawyers call the case against Apple "fundamentally flawed as a matter of fact and law" and say that the idea that Apple tried to reduce competition and fix prices is "absurd".

She's so flawed as a candidate.

The film is flawed as a work of history.

Gill saw the flaw as being a matter of toughness, physically and mentally.

The agency model's extreme version of shareholder centricity is flawed in its assumptions, confused as a matter of law, and damaging in practice.

The study was flawed as it was not adequately powered and had a small sample size.

– is as flawed as his historical memory.

This flaw, which is often discussed as a matter of tone, is so substantive that the Administration constantly undermines even its own best efforts.

Most people in these states, as a matter of fact, are very quick to blame themselves and conclude that they are just flawed, anyway.