Sentence examples for flawed practices from inspiring English sources

Congress must also focus on the flawed practices of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the nation's most important provider of criminal background data.

Many people who were interviewed for the report requested anonymity, so it is impossible to assess specific charges of unethical or flawed practices.

If people had been pointing out flawed practices for three decades or more, why didn't anyone at G.M. do anything — why were the company's managers simply, as the former C.E.O.

His alarming conclusion: the wrongful convictions were not idiosyncratic but resulted from a series of flawed practices that the courts rely on every day, namely, false and coerced confessions, questionable eyewitness procedures, invalid forensic testimony and corrupt statements by jailhouse informers.

The flawed practices that GMAC Mortgage, JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America have recently begun investigating are so prevalent, lawyers and legal experts say, that additional lenders and loan servicers are likely to halt foreclosure proceedings and may have to reconsider past evictions.

Martin Tripp, the former Tesla employee who was fired from Tesla and then sued by the company, has tweeted a number of photos that allegedly show damaged batteries and flawed practices at Tesla's battery factory, CNBC first reported.

Aid is a flawed practice.

For years, there was a consensus that dam building was a flawed practice.

He called conversion therapy a "hateful and fundamentally flawed practice that is counter to everything this state stands for".

Using audience research firms to test the humor of a joke is such a flawed practice that it is standard to utilize what's known as a "laugh plant" (Gabriel Snyder, Nov. 12).

Among other reasons, it may be part of a flawed practice called "p-hacking", which is to test the same statistical hypothesis in different ways until a target p-value is obtained.