Sentence examples for flawed premises from inspiring English sources

No, Scott, what hurts the troops the most is when the war they are fighting is founded on a bunch of incorrect, distinctly flawed premises.

While the assiduity of Castleberry et al in compiling and analysing this huge data assemblage is commendable, regrettably, their conclusion that population CT screening is more cost-effective than symptomatic tumour identification at improving lung cancer (LC) outcomes is based on three demonstrably flawed premises: Survival is a valid metric of LC screening efficacy.

But this programme was built on several flawed premises.

The list of mistaken prognostications that grew from these flawed premises is long.

He was wrong.In 1865 an influential book by Stanley Jevons argued with equally good logic and equally flawed premises that Britain would run out of coal in a few short years' time.

"Amazon asserted that the proposed restriction is based on the flawed premises that small UAS [unmanned aircraft systems] must be operated under constant manual control," the FAA's filing said.

"But that is what Prevent is based on – an unverifiable, flawed premise".

"House of Sand and Fog," which opens today in New York and Los Angeles, is the nearly flawless execution of a deeply flawed premise.

The movie, adapted from a novel by Andre Dubus III, is the nearly flawless execution of a deeply flawed premise.

But Assembly GOP Leader Chad Mayes of Yucca Valley called it a "fundamentally flawed" premise to assume that new taxes were a prerequisite on either issue.

Furthermore, out of the four chains of propositions three were flawed since the premises were not supported and/or inferences not valid.