Sentence examples for flawed construction from inspiring English sources
And this in turn tells you that the euro is an even more flawed construction than optimum currency area theory might have predicted.
Let's start with the flawed construction of the index.
Tor.com reviewer Meghan Deans was more critical of the episode, writing that it had a "flawed construction that diminishes what should have been one of the series' smartest and most affectionate demonstrations of self-parody".
A review of the science by Texas University said groundwater contamination was not unique to fracking and also occurred in conventional oil and gas operations due to flawed well construction.
A review of the science by Texas University said groundwater contamination was not unique to fracking and also occurred in conventional oil and gas operations due to flawed well construction.
Against these flawed human constructions, some religious intellectuals would present the revealed word of God as universal and absolute, to be recognized and obeyed without question or challenge.
He and Professor Bea said the corps needed to address organizational problems that led to the design and construction of flawed levees in the first place.
Further examples of flawed patterns include those detailing economic and construction requirements which are not compatible with modern society (Dovey 1990; Salingaros 2000) and those related to vehicular traffic.
This has certainly been the case in reporting the federal bureaucracy's failed response to Hurricanes Katrina and Rita and the flooding that followed, as well as the flawed decisions behind wholly inadequate federal levee construction.
Taxpayers have spent more than $600 million on the deeply flawed program; it has occasionally benefited soldiers, but its slipshod construction and murky aims have also put Afghans and Americans at risk.
Creating the American Junkie examines how psychiatristsand psychologists produced a construction of opiate addicts as deviants with inherently flawed personalities caught in the grip of a dependency from which few would ever escape.
