Sentence examples for flawed part from inspiring English sources

If they didn't know the human, flawed part of me.

And to date, their outfield, the most flawed part of the club, has barely been addressed.

If serious cracks are detected, the flawed part is cut out and replaced by engineers.

There are many — including Ron Cook of The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette — arguing that the total of that greatness should outweigh the flawed part, that one failure should not rewrite 82 years of history.

Yet it was not until early February, days after a high-level committee finally ordered the switch recall, that Mr. Kemp informed Mr. Millikin of the deadly consequences of the flawed part.

The national ID cards, a grievously flawed part of a crippled program, are to be completely abolished within 100 days.

Mossadegh failed in part because of his own complex, flawed character, and in part because he was ahead of history.

Harvard then commissioned an analysis provided by David Card at UC Berkeley stating that the SFFA analysis was deeply flawed in part because it did not include "personal information" (including educational background of parents, co-curricular participation, special talents, and legacy and donner recommendations).

Judge Korman shot back that the claims of Mr. Schaecter's group were flawed in part because the group did not account for the fact that social services networks in the Untied States are strong, while nearly nonexistent in the former Soviet Union.

Gordon and Breach plans to appeal, says Chief Executive Officer Martin Gordon, who maintains that the analysis was flawed in part because it compared "niche" journals with those for a broader audience.

Myers and others--including a scientist at the Department of Health and Human Services who spoke with Science--argue that the Danish researchers should have measured other pollutants in the Faroe islander's diets, not just certain PCBs; and they say the New Zealand study, which involved about 200 children, was flawed in part because it was too small.