Sentence examples for flawed debate from inspiring English sources

Here, the First Amendment exists to not only allow but to foster and protect debate -- even caustic, hostile, hurtful and "morally flawed" debate.

That's a flawed debate because it assumes that each player would have played the same way they do or did, even if confronted with a different set of opponents and rules.

If Adelir's case is to have one positive outcome, it should be that we start to call a spade a spade and stop a flawed ethical debate about the rights of an unborn child clouding the picture.

But this is a flawed argument.

As the debate unfolds, flawed assumptions are surfaced and replaced with shared understanding, ideas are refined, and ownership for success spreads.

The committee vote followed a contentious hearing in which Republicans accused the majority Democrats of approving a flawed bill without sufficient debate.

I am simply saying that bad forecasting and attributions of infallibility to flawed forecasts harms political debate.

This situation represents the success of bank lobbying and the prevalence of flawed arguments … in the debate".

"We're going to have very vigorous debate about the flawed idea of the FBI director to require companies to build weaknesses into their products.

Miliband, whose party remains haunted by having dragged Britain into the Iraq war based on flawed intelligence, said during the debate that he did not rule out the use of force but that he awaited a clearer case for Assad's culpability and the results of the U.N. inspectors' investigation.

The C.I.A. leak investigation that threatens to indict a top White House aide or two on Friday grew out of the fierce debates over the flawed intelligence that led to that war.