Sentence examples for flawed background from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCall agreed that the construction authority had improved its system, particularly since July 1997, when the comptroller's office cited the agency for flawed background checks and shoddy construction practices.

Two of those USIS investigators had the highest number - more than four dozen each - of flawed background check reports sent to OPM, court documents showed.

The Collins murder reminds us that whether or not an African American is an upstanding citizen, doing all the right things, or has a flawed background, their killing is sill met with the same silence; not the least bit of outrage.

Secondly, because estimates of overdiagnosis might be flawed by secular changes in background risk of breast cancer, the model allowed for the possibility of an increasing linear trend in the lifetime probability of breast cancer.

This suggests that either the exponential model is not a good one for the signal from the PM intensities, or the background correction algorithm is flawed.

Companies such as Uber and Lyft vehemently oppose adding fingerprinting to their driver background checks, arguing that the process is flawed and places an unnecessary burden on the firms.

John R. Schindler, a former N.S.A. official who now teaches at the Naval War College, said that the background investigation for Mr. Snowden's security clearance was clearly flawed.

On the one hand, as soon as she became flawed and tormented it seemed important to have a little of her background.

It is not enough to know that the anti-evolutionists' claim that speciation is incompatible with our best understanding of thermodynamics is flawed; we must be able to explain the errors clearly to those with no scientific background.

F.B.I. background checks are widely viewed as the gold standard but are in fact woefully flawed, often based on fallible and incomplete data submitted to the bureau by state and local law enforcement.

With such a background it was inevitable that he would reject the Anglo-Irish Agreement which he saw as a constitutional abomination, fatally flawed in both structure and detail.