Sentence examples for is always flawed from inspiring English sources
Although comparison with historical controls is always flawed and particularly challenging in HCC patients because of differences in either disease stage or previous treatments, the overall outcomes reported in this study seem to be in the range of those reported in phase II trials testing molecular therapies as single agents.
These perfectly nice ideas are always flawed, and while often gorgeous as a gift, soon prove unworkable in real life.
He knows both we and our causes are always flawed, so he does not write with hate, but from a sense of complexity – a complexity that is easy to lose in areas of conflict, where it's easy to get caught up in anger and injustice, and start to think in black and white.
Rory and Lorelai were always flawed, deeply human characters and they remain so in "A Year in the Life".
Unlikely heroes are simply characters who may not be conspicuously flawed, but simply ordinary people thrust into extraordinary circumstances.meanwhile, back in antihero land, anti-heroes are always (generally conspicuously flawed.
There have been novels about working-class life in England before, but they were almost always flawed by fatal defects….
And the idea that the only way to win the hearts and minds of the affluent is to hand them some taxpayer cash was always deeply flawed.
His decision to celebrate his victory in the poshest of eateries on the Champs-Elysees with 55 of his closest and wealthiest mates set the tone of a presidency that was always fatally flawed.
This settlement was always profoundly flawed, but it provided some opportunities for further action - or we were told it did.
Of course, candidates are always deeply flawed and their platforms highly imperfect, but with so much at stake, we all have to make difficult choices.
