Sentence examples for flawed space from inspiring English sources

Re "Has the Shuttle Become NASA's '76 Dart?" (Jan . 27: There is one overwhelming reason not to spend billions of dollars on a flawed space shuttle.

NASA has, after all, already tried for more than a decade to develop follow-on vehicles to the flawed space shuttle and is in the process of trying again.

He said the budget office's analysis of the demand for office space was flawed.

The "abnormally close" photographs in parts modeling demand "such a different level of perfection," Williams says, that if a model has slightly flawed hands, or a strange space between her teeth, it can detract from the product being advertised.

After the fall of the Taliban and Saddam Hussein's regime, efforts were made, even if they were ultimately botched and deeply flawed, to remould the political space backed by huge resources.

He bases that claim on an esoteric -- and deeply flawed -- Chicago Public Schools space utilization formula.

For in one respect the critics are right: the center's public spaces are miserably flawed.

Key simple formulas for the design of a flaw-tolerant space elevator megacable are reported, suggesting that it would need a taper ratio (for uniform stress) of about two orders of magnitude larger than currently proposed.

I like the way that, in making space for what is flawed or unintended, you stumble upon things that seem inspired.

In our complex disinformation scheme, deliberately flawed designs for stealth technology and space defense sent Russian scientists down paths that wasted time and money.

Holding this assumption in the CPG space, however, in fundamentally flawed.