Sentence examples for is so defective from inspiring English sources

It is disgraceful, at a time when America is trumpeting democracy overseas, that its own version is so defective.

Nor need we now express opinion whether reversal would be required in all cases where the indictment is so defective that it should be dismissed for such a fault, as the Court of Appeals said of the indictment in this case, taken in the trial court's conception.

The old Confederation is so defective in point of power, that no danger can result from creating offices under it; because those who hold them cannot be paid.

Dennett suggests that part of the reason we may have difficulty replicating pain in computational systems is because our concept is so defective that it picks out nothing real.

If the judge determines the election is so defective that it casts doubt on the results, the judge can declare the election invalid and call a new vote among the same candidates.

They are so defective that no judgment of conviction should be pronounced upon them.

The most recent accounting records of the UK company were so defective that its auditors were unable to form any opinion.

Army doctors found his vision to be so defective, at "7/200 bilateral," that a tank could advance within seven feet of him before he could identify it as Japanese.

"That would be definitive," said DeFazio".Hillary has come out against it, and it's so defective in its foundation, with the investor-state dispute resolution, with the lack of enforceable labor and environmental regulations.

If the proceedings in the probate court of Suffolk county were so defective that the title of the ward was not legally divested by the sale in 1844, upon which question it has become unnecessary, in the present case, to express any opinion, nevertheless the title passed, under the act of 1867, to the city of Boston, when following the provisions of that statute, it took these lands.

There are, of course, some genotypes that are so defective that they will not survive in any natural environment.