Sentence examples for flawed programs from inspiring English sources

As the United States moves forward, other crucial donors are also taking steps to fix flawed programs.

In one workshop, for example, engineers are presented with deliberately flawed programs and must think through and design their own fixes "rather than go on the Internet and trying to Google something," said Mr. Chernitz.

Paller has long argued that developers should be forced to "bake in" this kind of security rather than expect customers will "bolt on" fixes to flawed programs.

If children aren't learning, it's not because their teachers don't care, but it's because of intrinsically flawed educational programs".

What if you could separate out the flawed, wounded, programmed part of you -- the part you created to help you survive pain -- from the magnificent part of you that God created.

The CIA's management and operation of its Detention and Interrogation Program was deeply flawed throughout the program's duration, particularly so in 2002 and early 2003.

Numerous education school deans have protested that the ratings program's methodology is flawed since the program was announced last month.

[Daily News] Parents said the city's plan to handle long waitlists for top kindergarten programs was flawed and exacerbated overcrowding in schools.

But the effects of constitutionally flawed, overly intrusive surveillance programs go beyond the intrusion on Americans' privacy.

Or are joint programs — even flawed ones — a good way to help a host nation develop better rights in the future?

However flawed, the old subsidy programs required farmers to act as responsible stewards of the land — promising, among other things, not to drain wetlands.