Sentence examples for flawed step from inspiring English sources

The New York City Planning Commission last week took a significant but fatally flawed step toward improving the lives of millions of New Yorkers and others who use Pennsylvania Station, the nation's busiest transit hub.

It's a complicated, watered-down proposal with some good points and bad, and the L.A. Times editorial board gave it lukewarm support, essentially calling it a flawed step in the right direction.

Will this flawed measure become law?

"Affordability" is a flawed measure.

Into this flawed Arcadia steps Steven, Julia's older son, with the news (imparted reluctantly, under questioning) that his brother, Jack, back in Brooklyn, is almost certainly shooting up.

He defended the pact as a flawed but essential step forward, saying he was "making the best of the situation that you're in at this point, and then continually trying to improve and make progress from there".

He met with them for an hour, he said, and convinced them to go along with the vast majority of countries willing to proceed with what was uniformly described as a flawed, but essential, step forward.

The flawed thinking is broken down, step by step, like the diagrams in a manual of how to palm cards.

For one thing, he argued, it became harder for some Democrats to support a filibuster in the Senate, once AARP began arguing that the legislation was a flawed but important first step.

The (still chair-less) inquiry is now on the verge of collapse, though many see even that flawed effort as a step in the right direction.

It was somehow a fitting end – theatrical but flawed – to the first steps for both teams on the MLS stage, but both left satisfied at a point in the circumstances.