Sentence examples for flawed foundations from inspiring English sources

Failing to invest in replication means that too often we will instead invest in novel studies resting on flawed foundations, and that is clearly a poor investment.

How to express pride in our democracy while coming clean about the flawed foundations on which it was built?

Blame the players who were paid extraordinary amounts to make the difference, the architects for flawed foundations, or no one at all.

Serra helped lay a foundation for California, as flawed as that foundation may be, and his ever presence can remind us of the achievements and costs inherent in his doing so.

Outside critics of feminist epistemology have argued that the entire research program is flawed at its foundations.

An organizing document that claims one person is less human than another is terribly flawed, and we all know that America was built on this flawed foundation, but just like organized religion with all its flaws, the best of it is framed around ideals that should not be abandoned.

If the foundation is flawed so too is all that follows.

The Baucus bill is flawed, but it is a decent foundation for the final round of negotiation, especially where we were after August's town-hall demagoguery.

Some groups, like the Statewide School Finance Consortium, also argue that the foundation aid formula is flawed in a way that causes the most impoverished schools to lose out.

The reforms are politically, economically and professionally flawed, and they will tear apart the foundations of the NHS.

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