Sentence examples for flawed manner from inspiring English sources

The idea of democracy, and indeed the practice, albeit often in a flawed manner, is spreading as never before.

We were friends.' For all his inconsistencies, there is little doubt that Laing loved his children, in spite of the flawed manner in which he expressed it.

"If they start doing it, even in a flawed manner, it will start a process that will move, perhaps slowly, toward more reasonable scores," said Kevin A. Hassett, an economist at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative research group.

Writing the constitution in this biased and flawed manner will lead to a constitution that does not represent Egyptians.

They did, in the end, in however flawed a manner, turn military documents over to Proceso to comply with the transparency law.

And after the biologist-authors from Fish and Wildlife summarized studies showing population decline, Ms. MacDonald inserted a passage beginning "all of these data are badly flawed in some manner".

The unrepentant snob Basil Fawlty, the beastly glamour-pusses Edina and Patsy, the fatuous narcissist Alan Partridge, and the thirsty buffoon David Brent: these classic British characters are all flawed in the unapologetic manner of contemporary edgy American comedies.

How can we reconcile the agreement in Figure 4 with the disagreement in Figure 1? Figure 4 displays an incorrect comparison, since intersecting lists in this manner is flawed methodology.

We shall show that this is not the case, that comparing the lists in this manner is methodologically flawed and that the experiments do have a large core of common genes.

We demonstrate that comparing studies by intersecting lists in this manner is methodologically flawed by reanalyzing three studies of the molecular signature of "stemness" in human embryonic stem cells.

After a crack initiates from a pre-existing flaw, the manner in which this crack propagates dictates whether the bridging fibers will be ruptured or pulled out.