Sentence examples for have proved flawed from inspiring English sources

But Bush's premises have proved flawed, and the war-on-terror frame has obscured more than it has clarified.

Neither Mr. Giuliani nor Mr. Romney seemed to address the idea that their past hawkish statements were based on intelligence that has proved flawed — reminiscent of the intelligence about unconventional weapons that led to the war in Iraq.

In the main, that logic has proven flawed.

Postmodernism, and its ideological complement, internationalism, have proved to be deeply flawed concepts.

Mr Weill's creation, backed by a host of executives, directors and investors ever since, has proved horribly flawed.

Though much of the anger directed at Clinton seems inarticulate or without a clear endgame, it's also true that, so far, she has proved a flawed messenger for the Democratic Party's liberal agenda.

His much improved team are on a five-game unbeaten run but the squad's flaws have proved too great to prevent the former Liverpool and Real Madrid manager being relegated by Sam Allardyce's Sunderland.

In conclusion, past approaches to revitalise the inner-city in Harare have proved to have many flaws, as there are archaic and fail to address inner-city revitalisation comprehensively.

Decades of legal proceedings have proved that Pennsylvania's death penalty machinery is unconstitutionally flawed and should be stopped.

Mr. Camping's math has proved to be flawed before.

But the process of identifying noncitizen voters has proved to be flawed.