Sentence examples for flawed formulation from inspiring English sources

Ikeda and Jefferys commits a classic straw man fallacy: They construct a flawed formulation of the fine-tuning argument, discredit this flawed version, then claim that they won the debate.

However, the final stage of the formulation phase was flawed.

Logging bans are neither generically meritorious or flawed; their success is dependent on the quality of formulation and implementation, and hinges on firm political commitment.

This formulation may be natural, but it is also fatally flawed.

But the very premise is flawed: not all captivity narratives, let alone all our foundational dramas (there are others), involve a "homeland" incursion, an anachronistic formulation to begin with (Puritans like Rowlandson viewed England as the homeland, and the New World as howling wilderness).

Albeit flawed.

Flawed assumptions go unchallenged.

Both viewpoints are flawed.

Flawed tools.

Very flawed.

Flawed, perhaps?