Sentence examples for flawed evidence from inspiring English sources

Flawed evidence: Gove's gaffes Michael Gove has often been accused of citing flawed or non-existent research.

At the same time, we found several wines that seemed flawed, evidence of a young region still trying to find itself.

The last British prisoner in Guantanamo Bay has claimed that Britain knew flawed evidence, used to justify the Iraq War, had been obtained under torture – and said his lengthy detention was a result of fears that he would go on the record if released.

On Aug. 6, flawed evidence from the same expert witness caused a prosecutor in Columbia, Mo., to free Richard Allen Williams, a nurse who had been charged with capital murder, accused of poisoning 10 patients in a veterans hospital there with succinylcholine in 1992.

This is where the flawed evidence comes in.

At first, Mr. Golding fought the extradition, arguing that it was based on flawed evidence.

If their removal from their natural parents was triggered by flawed expert evidence, they should be allowed to learn the truth, she says.

Apparently, an exchange of information is necessary between those two phases, which is, however, flawed, as evidenced, by many German construction projects.

Dwaine George had been convicted upon flawed voice identification evidence, and flawed microscopically minuscule gunshot residue on an item of clothing seized from his cellar, which science now discloses could not bear the burden of his conviction.

There are many other counterparts to the Taguba report, reports that were fatally flawed because critical evidence was kept off-limits, and which were used as distractions from the incriminating evidence hiding in plain sight.

But that argument is harder to make if such evidence, flawed though it might be, is actively being kept out of the journals.