Sentence examples for flawed doing from inspiring English sources

Trade deficit numbers may be scary but they are also frighteningly flawed, doing a terrible job of accounting for trade in services, trade via the Internet, and inter-company trade, to pick just three among many problem areas.

Just because I think the scientific evidence is flawed, doesn't mean there isn't any effect.

But such schadenfreude raises a question: once you accept that prediction markets are flawed, do you turn back to the inside experts?

What influence India wields is subtle, he said, "a kind of grudging respect that India's democratic institutions, however flawed, do seem to work, they seem to stagger on from one day to the next".

We all know how that ended: with a terribly flawed "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy that wouldn't be repealed for another 17 years.

Don't be afraid of what people will say; instead, let yourself explore beyond those flaws, doing whatever you want and seeking either enjoyment or fulfillment in all you do.

As I wrote in this paper on 17 March 2003: "flawed advice does not make the unlawful use of force lawful".

It is shown that the recommended practice is flawed and does not bear a scrutiny on the basis of statistical theory.

What flaws did the NHL have?

Flaws don't come much more fundamental.

Wines with these flaws did not make our list.