Sentence examples for flawed opinion from inspiring English sources

In a lengthy page 2 "clarification" yesterday (19 June), the newspaper stated that its article was based on a flawed opinion survey question "and that the results of the poll were inaccurate as a result".

We need to build a movement, and if even Adichie – who has done more to popularise feminism than 99% of women in the public eye – can be denounced after airing a flawed opinion, without being given the chance to change that opinion, we may as well all pack up and go home now.

It is very flawed judgement and a very flawed opinion".

An opposing expert witness can expose the phony science and the lack of genuine supporting evidence for a flawed opinion.

As a first step, the Fifth Circuit should correct the flawed opinion, which remains on its website for all the world to see.

The only good alternative to a few flawed opinions, some researchers argued, was a vast number of flawed opinions.

A 2005 book with the catchy title Sprawl: A Compact History, by University of Illinois Professor Robert Bruegmann is one excellent antidote to decades of flawed opinions.

In its decision, the DOJ explained that it misread the legal requirements for legitimation to occur -- which means that it issued flawed opinions from 2008 to 2015.

As an op-ed on his tenure as Attorney General of Alabama explains, he "produced legally flawed opinions that were favorable to" the sitting governor, not to mention "conveniently aligned with the interests of one of Alabama's most politically powerful and deep-pocketed organizations".

Incredibly, a flawed second opinion probably saved his life and nearly killed him.

In making this decision, he adopted the plan developed by the Bush administration, relying on a flawed legal opinion crafted by that administration.