Sentence examples for flawed judgement from inspiring English sources

It is very flawed judgement and a very flawed opinion".

"Violence and danger in every region that has been infected by her flawed judgement".

"Dr. Oz is guilty of either outrageous conflicts of interest or flawed judgements about what constitutes appropriate medical treatments, or both," the letter said.

Mr Lisseter said: "Our evidence strongly suggests that the financial and statistical data quoted in the consultation papers and on which, therefore, you are asking the public to make judgements is flawed and incorrect".

"I don't think his judgement has been flawed," he said.

Early criticism of the GBD and BoD approaches suggested the conceptual and technical basis for DALYs was flawed, its assumptions and value judgements open to question [ 9], and that the proponents of DALYs did not distinguish between measuring the BoD and allocating resources [ 10].

Trying to decide if a person has bounced back after experiencing adversity by making two judgements about adversity and doing okay appears flawed in the context of older people living with chronic joint pain.

It is over their judgement – shown time and time again in this recession to be badly flawed … In opposition, this is embarrassing.

Green people, leftists often pass sweeping judgements on corporations as if they're somehow inherently evil or flawed.

The concepts fatally flawed (FF) satisfactory (SAT) and key papers (KP) have not been defined, but are intuitive judgements made by a particular appraiser that comprise unspecified factors.

The Court of Appeal rules that an earlier judgement in the High Court - which quashed Basildon Council's decision to take enforcement action - is flawed.