Sentence examples for flawed critics from inspiring English sources

The issue, in the view of Dan Wallach, a computer scientist at Rice University, is not the pointless churning of the processor-after all, he notes, "processing power is cheap". Nor is Microsoft software especially flawed; critics often employ the company's products as examples more because they are familiar than because they are unusually bad.

But it is flawed, say critics, because it relies too heavily on the huge assumptions needed to convert human wellbeing and suffering into numbers (such as the discount rates) and excludes many factors that have simply never been quantified, such as the predicted total loss of coral reefs and other impacts of rapid ocean acidification.

It makes no mention of his flaws, critics, or disappointments.

Another flaw, critics say, is that its definition of fast food doesn't address health head-on.

Among the state report's other flaws, critics said, was the failure to mention that many of the region's 17 power plants are run by municipalities that own a natural gas field in Wyoming.

A third, successful, test was called flawed by missile critics.

So the governor, fresh from his me-me-glorious-me keynote address at the Republican National Convention, has taken a new tack, implying that the unemployment rate is flawed and that critics should focus on job creation.

Despite the paper's full disclosure of the sergeant's aversion to note-taking, I find that news judgment flawed — one allowing critics to foster a perception of the paper as leaning toward Mr. Nifong.

The key phrase there was "if it turns out we are as ethically flawed as our critics would like to think".

MeAttime, Tim, Arianna and everyone else at AOL should remain true to their word and stop interfering in TechCrunch editorial.

MERS was flawed at conception, those critics say.