Sentence examples for is considered flawed from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the logic of using inscriptions on individual items in the hoard to determine ownership of the hoard as a whole is considered flawed.
But what happens when that testimony is considered flawed, as it was in the case of Ernie Lopez, above, who was sentenced to 60 years in prison after an infant in his care died?
The vote was considered flawed, perhaps severely, by international observers, and Mr. Kabila is not popular in Kinshasa, a city of nearly 10 million where he lost the vote.
The magnitude of this problem was documented by examination of published papers; 51 of 67 (76%) were considered flawed for one or more reasons.
In 2009, Cliff Lede Vineyards sold wines made from the 2008 vintage at a discount, because it was considered flawed.
"These characteristics should not be considered flaws in the fabric," the packaging says, "but rather as an intrinsic quality contributing to the uniqueness of the garment".
When he started carving in the early 20th century, his ducks had what were considered flaws at the time thin necks that often snapped when handled.
Under this perspective, students' scientifically incorrect ideas were considered flaws in their knowledge that needed to be eliminated or repaired for knowledge acquisition to be successful.
Furthermore, performing coherence analysis after the non-linear procedure of rectification, which results in a significant distortion of the EMG spectrum, is considered fundamentally flawed in engineering and digital signal processing.
In this communication, a new plan will be proposed for the conductance of rofecoxib [Vioxx] trials because the current system of individual trials is considered to be irretrievably flawed and grossly unfair.
It is unfortunate that we seem to have reached a stage in our political development where ideology counts for more than honesty, where political victory is more important than integrity and where the willingness to be accountable for one's actions is considered a character flaw.
