Sentence examples for flawed movements from inspiring English sources

Flawed movements caused by either fear in response to an acute pain episode or environmental conditions (e.g. repetitive movements at work, or sustained postural misalignment) are believed to lead to impaired sensorimotor control and have been suggested to contribute to tissue pathology in NSLBP [ 4– 10].

Until the presidential election last month, which the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe deemed flawed, the fractious opposition movements failed to agree on a candidate to oppose President Aleksandr G. Lukashenko, who has been in power since 1994.

She thinks the current conversation around #MeToo is incredibly important but also "inherently flawed, as most large movements are.

However flawed, they offered some movement, some way out of a suffocating deadlock.

Disagreements of this kind can be latched onto as evidence that the scientific process is flawed, fuelling the denial movement.

Though borne of the right stuff, some movements were fatally flawed despite solid intention, their warping largely at the hands of masculine counterparts and naysayers, a reality we women contend with to this very day.

However, the DIY Health Reform movement has recognized the flawed fee-for-service reimbursement model has been responsible for healthcare's hyperinflation.

The phenomena of less-qualified, tarnished, flawed, or somewhat fringe candidates with tea party movement support beating very experienced establishment candidates is a symptom.

These movements are still half-formed and often flawed, but they are getting stronger.

Mobutu's rule of the former republic of Zaire was, of course, deeply flawed, but he was not alone within the pan-African movement in such thinking.

The Civil Rights movement also spurred the development of a different (and flawed) philosophy about how to improve the lot of African Americans: liberal integrationism.