Sentence examples for incomplete flawed from inspiring English sources
Companies would have to either use incomplete (flawed) encryption in their services at the provider end, or engineer digital encryption systems with a key shared in part with the government or held in escrow for its use.
Incomplete, flawed or manipulated HR data enable some individuals not working in the system to benefit from a salary [ 26].
Although there are strong reasons to promote primary prevention to protect children from lead, Brown and Rhoads (2008) use disingenuous opinion favoring an incomplete, flawed plan that guarantees long delays.
With regard to antidepressants and psychotropics specifically, the evidence base for their effectiveness is incomplete, flawed, contestable, or falsified; they can have harmful side effects; and patient populations from LMICs were not sufficiently included in clinical trials (16, 31, 32).
Mr. Calderón's government had compiled a list of 25,000 people reported missing in the past six years, but government officials and human rights groups have said it is incomplete and flawed.
While incomplete and flawed in some respects, Darwin's early sketch remarkably identified many relevant variables and processes, discussed further below.
Yet they are shockingly incomplete and flawed in one crucial aspect: They neglect to explain how cross- border assets and liabilities would be handled in different legal jurisdictions.
Unless we can move beyond this dichotomy and develop a new language of regulation, the public dialogue, and the policy that flows from it, will be incomplete and flawed.
Agriculture Department officials acknowledged that their data were incomplete, possibly even flawed.
Those statements were omitted from the report over Republican objections, resulting in a flagrantly partisan document that is "flawed, incomplete and irrelevant," he said.
Incomplete or otherwise flawed data could "whitewash a lot of waste, fraud and abuse by making rip-off places look a lot better than they are," Nassirian said.
