Sentence examples similar to flawed dispatch from inspiring English sources
It came about not only when the White House was under attack but when Miller herself was increasingly being attacked by critics for her deeply flawed dispatches.
Locusts turn country dark Whatever I said of fault or flaw Dispatches come, dispatches go Ladies, you force us by brute charm Dark clouds gather on sea and land This detail from the thesis falls By water, car and plane, Uninhibited and free, My heart sinks down when I behold Historic battles long ago Fair guest who leaves behind The photographic plate makes clear.
He saw that too often top U.S. policymakers were getting flawed and overly rosy dispatches.
In his first interview since the firing, Waters told The Columbus Dispatch on Tuesday that he wants his job back, saying he was fired based on a "very flawed, very inaccurate report".
Flawed assumptions go unchallenged.
Both viewpoints are flawed.
Lord Oakeshott told Channel 4's Dispatches that Prime Minister David Cameron's decision to keep Mr Coulson in his post after evidence about the extent of phone hacking at the NOTW was "deeply flawed" and said Mr Hunt's position was untenable after the nature of contact between his office and News Corp during the BSkyB bid became clear.
