Sentence examples for flawed measures from inspiring English sources

LAST week, Education Secretary Arne Duncan acknowledged standardized tests are flawed measures of student progress.

Another was the reliance of the control team on flawed measures of risk.

11 Several leading Iraqi politicians have begun saying that flawed measures in the interim constitution are partly to blame for the failure to form a new government.

"If we start with a bunch of flawed measures, it will be as devastating as putting in the wrong coordinates before a moon shot".

Chris Keates, the union's general secretary, said: "Today's figures show that even on the basis of the government's flawed measures, the overwhelming majority of schools are securing the highest levels of attainment for the young people they teach.

His flawed measures, unnecessarily restricting public access to official information, and authorising the interception, surveillance and disclosure of journalistic material without a judicial warrant, will make it necessary for the judges to come to the rescue of British rights and freedoms.

Will this flawed measure become law?

Or should they take the chance on what they see as a flawed measure?

But reach alone is a flawed measure – the real benefits of digital come from engagement.

But two Duke University business school professors say m.p.g. is a flawed measure and leads to a fundamental misconception about efficiency.

Stephen Burd, senior policy analyst with the New America Foundation's Education Policy Program, called the official default rate "an extremely flawed measure".