Sentence examples for is flawed in from inspiring English sources

This notion is flawed, in my view.

Gladwell's analogy is flawed in two respects.

"The assignment is flawed in its essence," Rabbi Eligberg said.

"Oil" is flawed in that it tries to cover too much ground and too many subtopics.

But the book is flawed in several small ways, and one big one.

The simulation itself is flawed in a number of ways, most notably the traffic.

One hypothesis is that this approach is flawed, in essence, because it increases HDL quantity but not quality.

The premise that gossip ("Have You Heard?") has a positive social function is flawed, in my opinion.

To this Moderately Serious Reviewer, Krugman's habit of bashing anyone who does not share his conclusions is not merely stylistically irritating; it is flawed in substance.

Jean-Fran?s Cop? argument for banning the full veil known as the burqa or niqab is flawed in two respects.

However, the implicit argument behind the current state of emergency namely that corruption needs to be reduced before elections can be held is flawed in that the intractability of the problem provides the interim government with a ready-made excuse to defer the restoration of democracy indefinitely.