Sentence examples for is flawed in that from inspiring English sources

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

If I'd lied I would have been off the hook now, and it feels as if the system is flawed in that it unjustly punishes middle-class people who are prepared to admit their guilt".

Unfortunately, the system is flawed, in that the more notifications you get, the worse the experience is because it can be hard to manage them all.

Democracy in itself is flawed, in that democracy, without the inviolability of a strong constitution, is meaningless.

A representative democracy is flawed in that we elect others to represent us, others who, after being elected, have no real obligation to represent our views.

One of the most cited research papers in the field, utilizing cross country regression analysis to analyze other correlates with this HIV prevalence data, is flawed in that it weights each country's results by the country's population.

The firm argues that this is flawed, saying that Kamprad donated his interest in it to a Dutch-based foundation in 1982.

Colin Howson (2000), P.D. Magnus and Craig Callender (2004), and Peter Lipton (2004) have recently argued that the no-miracles argument is flawed because in order to evaluate the claim that it is probable that theories enjoying empirical success are approximately true we have to know what the relevant base rate is, and there is no way we can know this.

Many commonly employed sampling practices are seriously flawed in that some constituents have a zero probability of being sampled.

That is flawed logic built on flawed assumptions.

But that is flawed thinking, Schütte says.