Sentence examples for flawed control from inspiring English sources

Erik Sofge over at Slate has written an article called "Nintendon't" in which he has the courage to point out that the Wii does in fact, have a flawed control system and that first-person shooters are terrible to play on the Wii.

Matt Paddock of Game Vortex commented that Obi Wan's Adventures "will be a must-buy for Star Wars freaks (and there's more than a few), but flawed control and lack of depth make for a generally average experience".

His voice joins a chorus of organizations that have sprung up in the wake of Pulse at the intersection of these two issues, like Gays Against Guns, a group that uses street performance to raise awareness about flawed gun control laws and its convergence with homophobia.

Given the fledgling market for e-books, the number of consumers who have had occasion to legally circumvent flawed access controls is no doubt tiny.

Some moderate-minded people are also disturbed by the picture of a President even going to a summit in his last year in office (where, because of the brief time left in his Presidency, he would have a limited mandate), not to mention pressing for a possibly flawed arms-control agreement that would then be passed on to his successor.

Mr. Hicks had served the sentenced imposed by the military commission — which Mr. Solomon described as "flawed" — and the control orders had been imposed without any trial.

Computer makers started shipping computers with Intel's flawed chip, which controls the movement of data to hard drives and DVD drives, on Jan . 9

Then, as a side-effect of flawed international drug controls, psychedelic drugs were effectively exiled from the laboratory and clinic for 50 years.

The final or lowest tier documents criticisms relating to the implementation of the theory including claims that it is overly controlling, flawed, and unsuccessful.

"The people of Iceland are being sacrificed at the altar of a flawed financial system, controlled by an elite that made astronomical bets supported by the government on behalf of the people and ultimately at the expense of the people," he wrote.

Without one, it is fundamentally flawed, as is crime control.