Sentence examples for flawed handling from inspiring English sources

There are clearly many questions arising from the flawed handling of this case.

But what's been foremost in my thoughts isn't race, sexual orientation or our country's deeply flawed handling of both.

The findings of an independent report on the Baltimore police department's flawed handling of the protests following Freddie Gray's death in April came as little surprise to Michael Wood, a former BPD officer and vocal critic of the department.

His praise came two days after junior doctors called for Ms Hewitt to resign over the government's flawed handling of the medical training applications system - and their poor workforce planning, which means 18,459 junior doctors are chasing up to 34,000 training posts - an issue the prime minister failed to mention.

His logical system is flawed in its handling of topical inference, but that should not prevent our recognition of Abelard's achievements.

To several reviewers, Sacrifice was flawed in its handling of combat.

Justice Major said that Canada's air security and intelligence systems were still flawed with regard to handling terrorism.

For all her very obvious flaws, Joan Rivers handles it.

In an exclusive interview Friday with The Associated Press, Naoto Kan acknowledged flaws in authorities' handling of the crisis, triggered by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, including poor communication and coordination between nuclear regulators, utility officials and the government Kan headed at the time.

This presents a challenge to dietitians nutritionists, and statisticians both for the design of surveys and the handling of flawed data.

An example is the loss of Invincible to a magazine explosion during the Battle of Jutland, although this explosion owed more to flaws in British ammunition handling that exposed numerous cordite charges to the fire in 'Q' turret than any flaws in the design of the ship.