Sentence examples for flawed enterprise from inspiring English sources
There is a broad consensus among philosophers of science that evolutionary psychology is a deeply flawed enterprise.
I said in my introduction that there is a broad consensus among philosophers of science that evolutionary psychology is a deeply flawed enterprise and some philosophers of biology continue to remind us of this sentiment (see e.g. Dupre 2012).
He adds that in his opinion the "enterprise is flawed".
"American Idol" matters not just as a pop culture phenomenon, but as an institution that works — with scary efficiency — at a time when so many other American enterprises seem flawed or imperiled.
Big society plans published last week for public sector workers to join together and manage the services they work for by forming social enterprises were equally flawed.
"Sandsifter has uncovered secret processor instructions from every major vendor; ubiquitous software bugs in disassemblers, assemblers, and emulators; flaws in enterprise hypervisors; and both benign and security-critical hardware bugs in x86 chips," wrote creator Christopher Domas of the Battelle Institute.
Even that project seems inherently flawed: in an opening letter to his academic supervisor, the young man questions "the very purpose of our enterprise".
He acknowledged that the most prominent prosecution witnesses were flawed and unsavory but said Mr. Bulger could not distance himself from them because they were all in the criminal enterprise together, like peas in a pod.
