Sentence examples for flawed wall from inspiring English sources

While that idea was, in retrospect, badly flawed, Wall Street is convinced that it can solve the risk riddle with securitized life settlement policies.

Now Greenspan, in retirement, has confessed to Congress that his free-market world view was flawed; Wall Street lies prostrate after suffering something like a paralyzing stroke; and, with the country entering a deep recession, both deficit spending and financial regulation are givens.

Meanwhile, the 80 mm/s and 90 mm/s rings had flawed wall geometry with material stringing and gaps near the bottom of the print.

The warm reception suggested flawed conception; Wall Street liked the plan because it was generous to Wall Street.

At a briefing on Wednesday evening for officials of the Army Corps of Engineers, a staff hydrologist, Maxwell E. Agnew, noted that the surge from Isaac was not much smaller than that of Hurricane Katrina, a Category 3 storm when it slammed into Louisiana on Aug. 29, 2005, whose surge had a catastrophic effect on the metro area's flawed flood walls and levees.

Narrating this cautionary tale is its flawed protagonist, Peter Tyler, a Wall Street shark observed at such close range you feel as if you were in the tank with him.

"It was eerie, it was fantastic and it was fun all at the same time," he said, reminiscing about the ripped screen, the dingy walls, the flawed sound system.

They're a flawed way of governing.

From an often brilliant French artist, a flawed installation piece involving moving walls that gently herd visitors into a makeshift theater (the good part) to watch a video (not so good) about the homey, slightly forlorn celebration of a new housing development.

She is a flawed candidate, one whose affiliations with Wall Street threatened to derail her momentum only a few months ago.

We are told repeatedly that when Wall Street's deeply flawed incentive system leads to one bad outcome after another, year after year, it will never happen again.