Sentence examples for flawed tests from inspiring English sources

A dozen overdose victims in California and Alabama said in interviews that the long delay in uncovering the flawed tests had left them struggling to understand what was happening to their health.

But the reason that these stories will merit headlines is that these flawed tests carry heavy consequences: punitive measures that are just now being phased in.

Last year, the South Korean automakers Hyundai and Kia had to back down on inflated fuel-economy claims after the government found the companies had submitted flawed test results.

He said the "fundamentally flawed" test should be "more than an exercise in getting people off benefits".

The coalition government had promised to reform a "flawed" testing system and commissioned this review by Lord Bew, an independent peer and professor of politics at Queen's University, Belfast.

Common Core enthusiasts were in too much of a hurry to pay attention to the institutional history of education and flawed test-making.

We undertook an initial (broad) test for quality by applying the Dixon-Woods 'fatally flawed' test.

Grassley's examination should bring to an end what was an awkward period for the N.F.L. and the union, in which accusations of a biased and flawed drug testing program angered football officials.

Why was Lemieux's Blackness diminished (in the eyes of some) because of an inherently flawed genotyping test?

Although flawed and tested only under optimal conditions, the doctrine (originally known as the "industrial web theory") became the primary airpower strategy of the United States in the planning for World War II.

Flawed humanity tested by overwhelming challenges rings true today.