Sentence examples for flawed idea from inspiring English sources
"Forcing foster carers to rely on the discretionary housing fund was always an inherently flawed idea.
Shipping food abroad may have been an effective way to support grain prices, but as aid to the hungry, it has always been a deeply flawed idea.
Let California be California: I personally view a single-payer health system of the type envisioned by Senator Sanders to be a deeply flawed idea.
'A FLAWED IDEA' -- Late on Feb. 2, a special committee formed by the Enron board to investigate the company's labyrinthine finances released a tough critique of its executives.
However, mark-to-market taxation of investments is a flawed idea for numerous reasons.
This deeply flawed idea has been rightly rejected by the opposition.
Alan Brydon, the head of press at media planners and buyers MGP The only thing that stops me saying it is a flawed idea is Mr Murdoch – he doesn't normally have flawed ideas.
He also rejects as flawed the idea that opening a new, innovative school will damage other local schools.
And I think what's been questioned probably incorrectly is maybe the U.S. now isn't worried about that would be prepared to see, doesn't have a concept for flaw idea floor prices.
In her speech, Ms. Palin championed more drilling, not only onshore but on the outer continental shelf — an idea flawed on two counts.
Do you consider yourself mature, or adult, right now? Do you think there is a certain age at which people should be considered adults, or is the whole idea flawed?
