Sentence examples for flawed one from inspiring English sources

Chilcot describes the intelligence findings as flawed, one piece of bad information piled on top of another.

At the same time, the official audit of the vote by the Venezuelan election authorities was badly flawed, one of the American experts said.

No former vice president, no former nominee, and only one former vice presidential nominee — and a terribly flawed one at that.

Despite the paper's full disclosure of the sergeant's aversion to note-taking, I find that news judgment flawed — one allowing critics to foster a perception of the paper as leaning toward Mr. Nifong.

And while the Senate bill is indeed an attempt at compromise, albeit a deeply flawed one, the House bill is a radical measure directly at odds with Medicare's longstanding aims.

Until commercial radio starts investing more of its profits into content between the songs, then the argument that Radio 1 and Radio 2 are not distinctive is a completely flawed one".

At our last class, I told my students that Flaubert asks us to accept a heroine who is deeply flawed; one who pursues an impossible quest and loses everything; one who is indefatigable and fearless.

OKC, meanwhile, remains a juggernaut, but a slightly flawed one.

They are a product of a judicial posture (often wrongly praised as "judicial restraint") that is fundamentally flawed -- one that holds that judges must generally defer to assertions of government power unless the government's actions are clearly and unambiguously unconstitutional.

"The Scorecard takes a flawed, one-size fits all approach," he told us in a statement.

With its often tragically flawed one-child policy, 1980s China recognized how social benefit must trump individual desire to prevent destabilizing overpopulation.