Sentence examples for flawed time from inspiring English sources
Concorde was a lost cause – a fatally flawed time machine for different times.
We excluded all data from potentially flawed time logs (9%, or 44 participants), which were defined as those having negative time points and those with data occurring over multiple days or visits.
The prime-time television hours in Muguruza's native Spain are from 10 30 p.m. until 1 a.m., so she knows from flawed time systems.
From today's vantage point, Coming Home resembles an earnest and flawed time capsule.
Rather than admitting their strategy had been flawed and time had come for a radical shift, Silicon Valley clung to a rhetoric of inclusion when it should have been developing an action plan for employment.
And I know you've felt misunderstood, broken and flawed at times too.
Q. Amy O'Hara, your protagonist, is definitely flawed, at times to the point where we want to slap her silly because she makes such dumb mistakes.
("In a Novel Theory of Mental Disorders, Parents' Genes Are in Competition," November 11, 2008) Even if the theory is flawed, the Times noted, it is "likely to provide new insights into the biology of mental disease".
Reenacting those very same provisions may formally comply with the Constitutional Court's judgment that said the amendments had been procedurally flawed the first time around.
Mr Norman said the appointment process, which used head hunters to find a candidate from outside Parliament for the first time, "flawed".
