By making the massacre more understandable to me and thus more bearable, I have taken the first step toward moving on and allowing gun violence to continue because (following this line of logic) I do not think the system is flawed in this instance, I believe that the individual killer is the problem.
"The report makes clear that Judge Gonzales engaged in no wrongful or improper conduct while recognizing, as he has acknowledged many times, that the process for evaluating U.S. attorney performance in this instance was flawed," Mr. Terwilliger said.
In instances its implementation has been flawed, and its accompanying emphasis on testing certainly warrants debate.
A final, but significant, contribution is the identification of flaws in simple methods of generating random QCSP instances, and a means of generating instances which are not known to be flawed.
The British Royal Ballet's "Giselle" in January, for instance, was absorbing even when flawed; the production, first staged in the 1980s, looks better on screen than it does live.
For example, some seriously flawed attempts to play a difficult piece by Chopin are nonetheless performances of that work, even though they lack qualities that a proper or a good instance of the work would have.
It noted the expert's methodology to be "flawed" and stated that through its own analysis, no instance of substantial similarity was found.
In almost every instance however, the experimental design of these studies was flawed by the fact that time-of-harvest was either much too early or much too late relative to the commercial average.
There are, of course, some instances where the experience is seamless, but too frequently it is flawed.
Although opposition groups criticized the process as flawed, the election was largely deemed free and fair by international monitors, who noted only isolated procedural violations and instances of fraud.
