Sentence examples for flawed solution from inspiring English sources

But she is promoting a badly flawed solution to this very real problem.

Severin Borenstein, director of the University of California's Energy Institute, called the proposal a flawed solution and predicted that it would have even less success next year.

The European commission insisted a system of free carbon permits for key industries such as steel would ensure they were not damaged, but the UK steel lobby group described this as "another flawed solution".

I got two of them to admit that in a moment of panic near the end of the exam, somebody had passed around a piece of paper with that flawed solution.

We often grade individual problems on an A/B/C/D scale, with an A indicating mastery, a B indicating a flawed solution that demonstrates a good understanding of the problem, and a C indicating major misunderstanding or lack of clarity, and a D indicating that you drew a picture of your cat.

While most agree that a system in which a life on benefits is more financially secure than a low-paid job is flawed, the solution to this state of affairs is a source of dispute.

This "traditional" solution is flawed.But traditionalists need not panic.

In 1638 the Italian mathematician and astronomer Galileo Galilei first considered the brachistochrone problem, although his solution was flawed.

Both KALQ and Fleksy are flawed but technologically impressive solutions to similar problems.

Even if the current proposal is flawed, innovative and creative solutions to refugee challenges must be welcomed.

He knows that even the best solutions are flawed, and that the work of building open societies is never done.