Sentence examples for flawed judgment from inspiring English sources

Was he ruing his own flawed judgment?

Now your flawed judgment is on show again with this Palmer dinner.

He remains an advocate of engagement with Iran and has warned against sliding into war on the basis of "flawed assumptions and flawed judgment".

As a country in the midst of two wars, we can ill afford having such continued flawed judgment carried out by the leaders of our intelligence community.

She said the reaction was as much about the overly anxious, safety-obsessed standards of suburbia as Ms. Primoff's flawed judgment.

"Look around at the violence and danger in our world today – every region of the world has been infected with her flawed judgment".

And in roughly 90 percent of the flawed judgments, the consumers did not pay the full amount, the people said.

Thus, Dr. Oz is guilty of either outrageous conflicts of interest or flawed judgments [sic] about what constitutes appropriate medical treatments, or both.

The flawed judgments arising from these biases are ethically problematic and undermine managers' fundamental work to recruit and retain superior talent, boost individual and team performance, and collaborate effectively with partners.

What made matters worse was the fact that Mary had strict, and often flawed, judgments about Moore's poetry: she thought "An Octopus," perhaps Moore's best poem, to be a "vay bad poem," and protested when her daughter, immersed in the writing of another masterpiece, "The Jerboa," started repeating the phrase "cookie dust" and smiling strangely.

The most important question that remains largely unanswered, said officials and veteran lawyers, is whether the corner cutting, especially the serial concealment of information damaging to the government, was a result of flawed judgments and heavy workloads or an intentional step by prosecutors to increase their chances of a high-profile conviction.