Sentence examples for idea is flawed from inspiring English sources

Rationally speaking, this escrow account idea is flawed.

The North East Bus Operator's Association NEBOAA) says the Quality Contracts idea is "flawed".

But bus operators say the idea is "flawed" and want to try and block it.

In retrospect, the idea is flawed, says Frank Fish, a functional morphologist at West Chester University in Pennsylvania.

In this case, the original image or idea is flawed.

If you don't agree with the example they're using, or if you think it isn't representative or the idea is flawed in some way, say so before getting knee-deep in an argument.

The whole idea was flawed.

Model Erin O'Connor said yesterday the idea was flawed.

But while I was writing protest chants ("We like to eat/fried rice and such/but Hakkasan charges/much too much"), I began to see that the idea was flawed.

Another former administration official said that the idea was flawed because stealing money from a bank account would in most instances leave the bank liable to make up the loss to the individual, thus hurting the bank rather than depriving Al Qaeda of money.

Daniel Waterhouse of Balderton Capital also did not directly address Lawler's questions — including whether it was a bad idea to invest in the company or whether the execution of the idea was flawed.