Sentence examples for flawed term from inspiring English sources
In day two of our David v. David/ Super Angel v. VC SMACKDOWN, even Dave McClure admits "Super Angel" is a flawed term.
"My main concern is that it seems to be a return to some of the flawed short-term compensation structures that played an important role in the run-up to the financial crisis".
As such, it's best enjoyed on its own flawed, bombastic terms".
Making short-term fixes in exchange for long-term flawed policy is not tax reform.
This anti-business culture helps explain why Labour, in office, took a flawed and short-term approach to tackling poverty.
Similarly, the Destination of Leavers from Higher Education DLHEE) which is featured in the KIS presents a flawed picture of long term career prospects.
Pakistan's cooperation in Afghanistan is essential, and with General Musharraf vulnerable to criticism by Islamic voices that he sold out the country, and weakened by a highly flawed referendum extending his term of office, the analysts say, Washington has tried to be supportive.
Further, recalls may be hindered by flawed short-term memory, resulting in unreported items (omissions) falsely-reported items (intrusions) (Smith, 1993; Baxter et al., 2006), and inaccurate reporting of amounts consumed (Neuhouser et al., 2008).
These are the kinds of adjustments all teams should be thinking about before, as the Giants still may do, they start trading prospects for short-term and flawed solutions.
One possibility is to interpret service users' reasoning as flawed, insofar as the longer term risks of non-adherence are not given sufficient weight against the expected short term benefits.
