Sentence examples for flawed believes from inspiring English sources

But making such a choice would be deeply flawed, believes Jeff Greason, the president of XCOR Aerospace and a leading proponent of commercial space.

Ecclestone contends Ferrari's argument is completely flawed and believes nothing will come of it.

Its boss, Hermann Stern, says the current system is flawed; he believes earnings growth and shareholder return should determine how much a CEO should be paid.

Former FIFA executive Mohamed Bin Hammam has called the decision to ban him for life "deeply flawed" but believes trying to clear his name may prove difficult in the face of "tactical games" from the governing body as he launched his formal appeal.

'I have many, many flaws, believe me,' he says, sidling up to a slightly different point.

An internet security flaw believed to have threatened up to 66percentt of the web c.

One proposition starts with recognizing that the ideology of "queue jumpers" is flawed and believing that these citizens have actual claims.

The deal with Arafat, which was consummated with pomp and sentiment in the Rose Garden handshake of September 1993, was deeply flawed.Mr Indyk believes the failure of a second stab at a Syrian deal by Ehud Barak, another Israeli prime minister in a hurry, severely weakened Mr Clinton's hand.

The production was deeply flawed, which I believe would have been true without the stresses of 9/11 on the company.

Not only has this shown the west to be morally crippled, it is irreparably flawed: Irish Republicans believed in the justice of their cause - as do the Islamists.

Stewart's logic around the church's relationship with secular authorities was flawed because Witnesses believed it was their "Christian responsibility to be good citizens", and encourage obedience to the law, the submission said.