Sentence examples for flawed case from inspiring English sources

Knox, her housemate, was found guilty, then acquitted and will soon, despite the profoundly flawed case against her, face another trial.

Labour's shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander said the government defeat was down to the "fatally flawed" case put to MPs by Mr Cameron and Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, claiming the pair's credibility was now diminished.

But the flawed case did proceed, and the prosecutors compounded its problems by failing to disclose sufficient evidence to the defense.

Motivated by political gain, they say, state prosecutors have built a flawed case on the word of Mr. Scarpa's common-law wife, Linda Schiro, a woman intent on selling her story to publishers.

Stanley A. Bowker New York, Feb. 27, 2008 • To the Editor: Vuk Jeremic, the foreign minister of Serbia, makes a compelling but flawed case why the international community must not accept the independence of Kosovo.

Others said that had they been on a jury during the trial, they would have found the officers not guilty based on what they felt was the flawed case prosecutors put forward.

Those second-chance jurors came to the same conclusion that any fair-minded person who has looked at the monumentally flawed murder case against Knox and her former boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito, has arrived at.

However, this assumption is flawed in cases where organizations, such as software development laboratories, commit to a team-based organizational design on a more permanent basis.

It was a profoundly unjust use of government power against an individual — a case flawed in both conception and execution.

But the judge ruled their evidence was flawed and the case was thrown out before Dewani could give evidence.

Her politics have failed, and were in any case flawed, just as the Mexican Revolution, which began when she was an infant, foundered in corruption.