Sentence examples for flawed exercise from inspiring English sources

Which makes measuring it an inherently flawed exercise.

Running Scared, which Hemmings also co-scripted with Clive Exton, was an ambitious, if ultimately flawed, exercise in psychological tension, made in an elliptical narrative style seemingly influenced by Antonioni.

In short, the white paper is about to launch a fundamentally flawed exercise, based upon a false premise.

Reinvented as a noble, but flawed exercise in amateurism, it became a convenient tool for politicians, terrorists, multinational corporations, and in the case of East Germany, a state-supported drug crusade.

Trying to sum up the consequences when the division lists are still be written up is bound to be a flawed exercise, but here are some initial thoughts on what it means.

(See 10.55pm). Trying to sum up the consequences when the division lists are still be written up is bound to be a flawed exercise, but here are some initial thoughts on what it means.

The revelations came as the company behind Eurotunnel launched a high court action against the DfT, accusing the government of a "secretive and flawed procurement exercise" for the backup ferry service in the event of a no-deal Brexit.

The analysis which served as the foundation for the recommendations was so flawed that the exercise now lacks any credibility.

Again, without appropriate longitudinal data, it is hard to pursue such a calibration exercise, but it would make sense to test this in existing datasets, however flawed, for example in the Framingham Heart Study data.

For example, if exercise participants outlined a response that was flawed or problematic, in an exercise primarily focused around the objective of training it would be appropriate for the facilitator to pause and help the participants re-think their approach.

Is this exercise inherently flawed?