Sentence examples similar to foster flawed evaluation from inspiring English sources
The World Bank said the problem lies in a flawed evaluation system.
They also faulted the company's engineering firm, Agapito Associates Inc. of Grand Junction, Colo., for conducting a flawed evaluation of mining dangers.
Model exercises and case studies reported in literature claim a positive impact of RTC based on results without uncertainty analysis and flawed evaluation periods.
Jenny Macklin, the shadow minister for social services, says it is increasingly clear that the government cannot rely exclusively "on this flawed evaluation to continue rolling out trials of this card".
Aegritudo is a (false) evaluation of present things as bad, while libido is an equally flawed evaluation of future, or absent things as good.
The GAO also questioned how FSIS could use its flawed evaluation of the pilot project as the basis to propose expanding privatized inspections across the entire poultry industry.
The Orange County teachers finally got their raise last week based on whether they were highly effective or not by a flawed evaluation system.
This omission, which surely cannot be explained as an oversight, is just one example of many that betray a deeply flawed evaluation process.
In addition, I have toughened a flawed evaluation process that too often allowed all but the weakest teachers to pass probation and get tenure, which translates into a job for life.
It would allow consumers to sue credit rating agencies for flawed evaluations of financial products.
