Sentence examples for flawed result from inspiring English sources

The "Credit Card Act of 2009" was the deeply compromised and flawed result - read our analysis here.

This human tendency is meat to the politicians who want to exploit fear: If you grew up only around people who look like you, only listened to one media outlet and heard from the old uncle that those who look or think differently hate you and are dangerous, the inherent fear and hatred toward those unseen people is an understandable (but flawed) result.

Flawed jury instructions led to a flawed result, the lawyers argued, and the evidence "plainly shows that there was no crime here".

In such circumstances, any attempt to whitewash a flawed result will badly tarnish the reputations of western governments who claim to support democratic reform in Africa and beyond.

We know that New Labour's successful tender to govern the UK is only the flawed result of the lowest bid to the real franchise holders, corporate Britain.

It was only in 1994 that the agency decided it had the right to deny new licences to operators of working dams.Officials from Edwards Manufacturing have promised to fight the FERC's decision in court, calling it unconstitutional and "the flawed result of a tainted process".

This is obviously a key-step, which may yield flawed results if emissions are assessed using MCE.

This alone isn't problematic, but when coupled with a system that doesn't recognize or report failures (as many election systems are set up), it can lead to an election with potentially flawed results.

While the electrode employing wild-type FADGDH provided dangerously flawed results in the presence of maltose, the sensor employing our engineered FADGDH showed a clear glucose concentration-dependent response that was not affected by the presence of maltose.

But the evidence we had was flawed, resulting from a woefully under-powered, under-funded trial.

And the report holds that the process that produced Rice's now-infamous talking points was flawed, resulting in errors rather than deliberate lies.