Sentence examples for flawed tool from inspiring English sources

So, a flawed tool, certainly.

The flawed tool "threatens to disrupt the health care of about 75,000 veterans every day," ProPublica's Isaac Arnsdorf reports.

Our review of a recent study by San Francisco's Office of Economic Analysis (OEA) finds that the report's estimation model is a flawed tool for understanding minimum wage effects, and that key inputs used in the analysis are inaccurate.

Thus Mr Gore's embarrassing insistence that he is proud of what he did.Law, in short, is a flawed tool for measuring scandal, just as it is often a clumsy tool for righting wrongs.

"That they can simply do it and ignore that they have a flawed tool measuring us — that's wrong not only for us, but for other charter schools that have a large portion of at-risk students," said Deborah Lockhart, chief executive officer at Excel.

Rational thought is a flawed tool in a world full of irrational people.

Clearly, there is no such thing as a "perfect" memory – their extraordinary minds are still using the same flawed tools that the rest of us rely on.

But when the work people do is only about making money, how they do it becomes "by any means possible". Under these conditions, we have only two flawed tools at our disposal to protect us from abuse and exploitation.

Ten years later, files released by the F.B.I. under the Freedom of Information Act show that the government's bloated terrorist watch list remains a flawed security tool in need of greater transparency and accountability.

Unfortunately, the AG is a flawed instrument.

Yet judges continue to rely on money bail, calling it a flawed but crucial tool.