Sentence examples for flawed science from inspiring English sources

This flawed science is the slender reed upon which the entire defense of thimerosal rests.

Therefore, Texas maintained, the EPA had used flawed science to conclude that greenhouse gas emissions endangered public health and welfare.

It is also bad for policy, because policy informed by flawed science can lead to avoidable mistakes.

But scientists at three federal agencies — the Forest Service, the Geological Survey and the Fish and Wildlife Service — contend that standard is based on flawed science.

The case of Cameron Todd Willingham of Corsicana, Tex., has drawn attention because it seems to offer evidence that an innocent man was executed based on flawed science.

Essentially, it's a rebuttal to background-noise deniers' complaints about flawed science: Lorius says what he found, and what it means, with calm, unflappable detachment.

Within minutes he had pivoted from his own "arrogance" and other character flaws to the article on flawed forensic science within the F.B.I. that he was working on when his career began unraveling, at one point likening his own corner-cutting to the overconfidence of F.B.I. scientists who fingered the wrong suspect in the 2004 Madrid bombings.

The organization argues that those points, combined with flawed fire science in the case, demand that the state correct and learn from the mistake it made by executing Mr. Willingham.

The Human Rights Campaign HRCC) and Glaad, two of the most prominent LGBTQ organizations in the US, slammed the study on Friday as "dangerous and flawed … junk science" that could be used to out gay people across the globe and put them at risk.

Langley concluded that relying on animal surrogates of human illnesses is a flawed approach in science.

"Would we rather have more water available or less?" Lomborg's flawed grasp of climate science is most evident when he discusses sea levels.