Sentence examples for flawed set of from inspiring English sources

Lord Triesman, the former FA chairman who oversaw England's 2018 bid until he was forced out by a newspaper sting, said change was long overdue and that Sepp Blatter presided over "a deeply flawed set of people".

TWO mucky elections, two flawed sets of candidates, two sighs of relief.

The basic idea of these algorithms is for agents to repeatedly improve their tentative and flawed sets of assignments for variables simultaneously while communicating such tentative sets with each other until finding a solution to an instance of the distributed constraint satisfaction problem (DisCSP).

Among a set of flawed alternatives, the government's plan offers the best chance of success.

One factor that may contribute to this lack of advance is reliance on a set of flawed assumptions that have guided most new drug development over the past quarter century.

An eddy current array sensor is designed for the rapid inspection of lap-joints and used to test a set of flawed rivet configurations featuring 1 10 mm notches, buried down to a 4 mm depth.

But we also need to change the hookup culture itself, which replaced one set of flawed instructions with another.

Such measures may play well politically by reinforcing the idea of undue foreign (Western) interference in domestic affairs, but they are based on a set of flawed assumptions about how civil society works.

And so I urge you to vote no at the end of this debate, because if we embrace the Common Core, we are embracing a set of flawed standards that will mark as failures more than half of our kids".

"The Constant Gardener" is a cracking thriller but a flawed exploration of a complicated set of political issues.

His problem begins with two flawed assumptions: pharma has a limited set of new product opportunities and managers rank order their project selection, using the best first.