Ignoring search and Android – its two giant (but flawed) successes – one can see myriads of little failures.
Logging bans are neither generically meritorious or flawed; their success is dependent on the quality of formulation and implementation, and hinges on firm political commitment.
That approach is necessarily flawed since its success depends on perpetuating a system of largely segregated secondary schools.
Anthony Lynn, who was then working his way around the league as an assistant, remembers that some scouts thought Rivers' release was too low, his mechanics too flawed, for him to sustain success.
We are aware that even multiple low-quality studies may provide useful information, but on the other hand, this systematic review highlights the high risk of bias when evaluating treatment success with methodologically flawed studies.
LOS ANGELES — Garry Betty, the chief executive of EarthLink, has an expression he uses to talk about companies that, despite obvious flaws, enjoyed success during the Internet bubble: "Even turkeys can fly in high wind".
Those placement exams, she said, are flawed: they are not strongly linked to success in college classes.
It may be flawed, but I will consider it a success if, like the British Broadcasting Corporation, it "informs, educates, and entertains".
The four main possibilities for the limited success of the HealthSpace programme to date are flawed concept, flawed product design, flawed implementation and embedding, and flawed timing that is, people are not ready for this type of personal health record.
She also said another energy saving scheme, the energy company obligation (ECO) was flawed: "The government is unable to measure adequately the success of ECO.
But happiness researcher Shawn Achor says that this success-leads-to-happiness model is fundamentally flawed.
