Sentence examples for flawed by the from inspiring English sources

As for the politics, January's election was flawed by the failure of most Sunnis to vote.

But is the science of climate change fatally flawed by the climategate revelations?

Why then were they characterised as "flawed" by the Organisation of American States (OAS)?

Hitler's plan for world domination was fatally flawed by the fact he was short.

That campaign was flawed by the banning of parties and candidates as was Iran's, and Algeria's, which ends next week.

The perfect purchase is nearly illusory, it being so flawed by the effort necessary to track it down.

Indeed, the results in the previous subsections can be flawed by artifacts, if the assumptions for the choices of the scalar product or the truncation degree are inappropriate for the true core.

He extended his term in a 1996 constitutional referendum that independent monitors say was flawed by some of the same failings as the Sunday vote.

Although flawed by some imprecision, the gold standard remains the measurement of serum bilirubin concentration.

Michael Gove's proposed reforms of the national curriculum have been attacked as "fatally flawed" by a member of the expert panel involved in drawing up the changes.

But until May 2, the system was flawed by inaccurate timing signals from the satellites -- errors that were deliberately introduced.