Sentence examples for flawed present from inspiring English sources

"Yeah," he shot back at her, "what is that?" A particular melancholy attends to the public official who can imagine nothing better than the flawed present.

Check out our in-depth look at the Body Mass Index (BMI) that has a shocking history and completely flawed present status.

We can only plan based on our limited and flawed present-day understanding.

This often results in the flawed tendency, present throughout the history of art criticism, to view artistic development as operating in two distinctly different and opposing currents e.g., Poussin versus Rubens and Ingres versus Delacroix.

For the faults of the present, flawed system of democracy we have the majority, the great majority will stay with the best of both worlds.

To avoid basing a research project on a flawed model, we present a tool for assessing the quality of ligands and binding sites in crystallographic models from the PDB.

Why is publication bias so remarkably difficult to fix? It's because all actors in the research-publication system have reasons (not necessarily commendable ones) for preferring the present flawed system.

We care about the survivors as Jews, because their special collective plight is so realistically presented, but we also care about them because they themselves are so realistically presented: flawed, like us.

I present these flawed reasons to you now.

Similarly, the Destination of Leavers from Higher Education DLHEE) which is featured in the KIS presents a flawed picture of long term career prospects.

On this I thought there really was political consensus but then up popped the Labour leader, Ed Miliband, on the Today programme to say that he was opposed to change and happy with the present deeply-flawed system.