Sentence examples for flawed saying from inspiring English sources

(An industry trade association called the report flawed, saying it relied on outdated or inaccurate patient data).

The White House has criticized the Kyoto treaty as "fatally flawed," saying its provisions are unfair to the United States.

Neither would it name any inspection that had initially been found to be flawed, saying to do so would "place unwarranted uncertainty" on the validity of the final verdict in such cases.

He hit back at suggestions that the turnaround industry was flawed, saying: "if you inflict large costs on the turnaround culture you'll end up like France, where they don't have it".

After goading Republicans into coming up with a budget, Democrats immediately described it as badly flawed, saying it contained draconian cuts that Americans — and even some Republican lawmakers — would not support.

But critics say the plan is flawed, saying it will blight the countryside and require public subsidy.

That hypothesis was flawed," said the 29-year-old entrepreneur.

"Their analysis is flawed," said an agency spokesman, Albert W. O'Leary.

"The whole basis of setting hurdle rates is flawed," says Mr Hodge.

"I just think they're flawed," said an Eastern Conference scout who has watched the Knicks several times since the trade.

"But it is flawed," said Sgt. Matthew Reed of the South Windsor Police Department.