Sentence examples for flawed that from inspiring English sources

His report is "so fundamentally flawed that is cannot be relied on and should be withdrawn.

Critics argue that the idea is inherently flawed — that borrowers will hide their income or just take the money and slack off.

Through Snape, we start to see that our heroes can be flawed – that things aren't always what they seem, that our actions can have consequences.

We all know that the system is flawed; that is common knowledge.

The system is so flawed that further debate seems futile.

The original accord was so flawed that some felt it was operating perversely.

"Maybe Huey and Eldridge were both so flawed that it could never have worked," Nelson acknowledges.

But he added that the rules were so flawed that smuggling would never stop.

The second is that his character is so flawed that he's not fit to hold the presidency.

In his view, the trial in Memphis was so flawed that the verdict did not deserve notice.

"The conduct of the trial by the trial judge was so flawed that it constituted a miscarriage of justice".