Sentence examples for flawed with from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the designs are flawed, with too few restrictions on fisheries.

He added that this logic is equally flawed with respect to Afghanistan.

All the characters here are vibrant, thinking and flawed, with their own sets of priorities.

That there is something deeply flawed with this version of human improvement ought to obvious.

True, Labour's old voting system was badly flawed, with union leaders casting block votes on behalf of their members.

Justice Major said that Canada's air security and intelligence systems were still flawed with regard to handling terrorism.

Some educated since the 1960s will judge the poem dated, class-based and flawed with a romantic notion of war.

The electoral roll was conceded to be flawed, with some of the country's 176m voters missing from the list, and some duplicate names.

There will be those who hold Heskey up as all that was flawed with the ill-named "golden generation"; a striker who couldn't score goals.

America's voting system has been shown to be not just technologically incompetent but structurally flawed, with far too many overseer roles given to partisans.

Also, the registration process was so flawed -- with potentially large numbers of duplicate or underage registrations, and with some local totals exceeding estimates of the number of eligible voters -- that much of it may have to be repeated before parliamentary elections next year.