Sentence examples for is flawed to from inspiring English sources

And every formula is flawed to the extent that it fails to accurately measure the debts, expenses and investments that inform day-to-day life for most people.

The whole process is flawed, to say the least, and certainly on nights like these Roy Hodgson's players remind everyone that their shortcomings are not merely a matter of fine-tuning.

He adds that it is "flawed" to suggest that knowing how many are used would lead to a reduction in their numbers.

It's our fault if the vehicle of that content is flawed to the point where people don't want to use it, and paying people to do so doesn't solve the problem.

The Pentagon survey is flawed, to be sure.

That is, it is flawed to assume that by establishing and maintaining clinical knowledge and attitudes appropriate to practice, trainees will also demonstrate proficient and appropriate use of practical skills (diagnostic and/or therapeutic).

Democracy must be flawed to produce an electorate so badly mistaken.

The court would have to find extraordinary evidence that the election was flawed to take such a step.

All these eyewitness accounts are flawed to a greater or lesser degree, and Julie Salamon's energetic "Hospital" is no exception.

His work showed, among other things, that it was flawed to view investors as rational actors.

To be flawed, to be wonderful, to be frustrating, to be inspiring.