Sentence examples for flawed number from inspiring English sources
John Tamny, the editor of RealClearMarkets.com, a Forbes.com columnist and a monetarist in the fashion of Milton Friedman, thinks GDP is a flawed number.
Thiel writes that "U.S. households are saving almost nothing". If we ignore that the U.S. savings rate is a flawed number that doesn't include capital gains, all we need to do is look around us.
The flawed "number of majors" metric distracts us from the real question: What is the purpose of a university if not to cultivate the core disciplines of a liberal arts education for its students?
Unpredictable concurrent individual lifestyle changes in fact represent a relevant confounding factor which has hitherto flawed a number of medium and long-term studies in both pediatric and adult obese populations [ 4].
It seems that for now, however flawed the numbers might be, we have few alternatives to try and make sense of what will happen in November 2016.
As the trial was winding down last week, Samsung's legal team also argued that the method Apple used to come up with its figure of $2.5 billion in damages was flawed, inflating the number.
The Third Circuit's standard is fatally flawed in a number of respects.
The results show that a significant number flawed support references in the literature.
The simulation itself is flawed in a number of ways, most notably the traffic.
He's so gifted, but so flawed in a number of fundamental areas.
This is flawed because the number of segments resected alone does not convey the complexity of a resection.
