Sentence examples for flawed principles from inspiring English sources

Effective challenge to its flawed principles would have been nice, but the current wasteland of political opposition makes that unlikely.

Fannie Mae states in its complaint that KPMG applied more than 30 flawed principles and cost it more than $2 billion in damages.

Stalin and friends touted Lysenko's wonderful agricultural techniques, which were based on flawed principles and nonexistent results.

That said, a lot of people on my side are arguing from flawed principles based on political and emotional rather than rational precepts, and they should stop doing that posthaste.

To privacy activists, the surprise is that it has taken so long: "Safe harbour was flawed in principle and flawed in practice," said Joe McNamee, executive director of European Digital Rights, a pressure group for digital civil rights drawn from 19 European countries.

Indeed, much of the Russian foreign policy elite treats the EU as a kind of transient, postmodern, late 20th-century anachronism: flawed in principle and feeble in practice.

This time around, however, the changes are proving to be flawed in principle and in practice, and with the subsequent recovery of the financial markets and the economy, they are coming undone.

However, amongst its many aims, one crucial and some argue deeply flawed philosophical principle which drove its framing was the belief that wealth among people is held by the highly qualified to lead and therefore those of wealth were to be 'protected' from the masses (mob rule).

I wouldn't buy into these careless daydreams, which are flawed from first principles, even if it actually worked as advertised.

Was the source of all my principles flawed?

The idea that anyone has a monopoly on principle is flawed.