Sentence examples for is still flawed from inspiring English sources

The American food supply is still flawed, as this year's panic over salmonella in produce showed.

One theme to emerge from List's research, and that of his fellow economists, is that the conventional wisdom about giving tends to be mostly right and yet is still flawed in important ways.

But if Brown was right to keep Britain out of the euro and is right to be concerned about the risks of a global slump, his approach is still flawed.

But consumer advocates contend that despite lessons to be learned from the outbreak of mad cow disease in Britain in the mid-1980's, testing in America is still flawed and unevenly conducted among the states.

"There have been some improvements made as we've moved along, but I believe this product is still flawed and will need substantial improvement on the floor before many of us will be able to vote for it," said Martin Frost of Texas, chairman of the House Democratic caucus.

However, adequate pain assessment is still flawed, a fact that is partly related to gaps in professional learning on this topic.

But they need to be put into context.Politicians may have avoided catastrophes, but their policies are still flawed.

Justice Major said that Canada's air security and intelligence systems were still flawed with regard to handling terrorism.

But the Lib Dem peer Lord Macdonald, a former director of public prosecutions, said the legislation was still flawed.

But Professor Vernon, who had consulted for drug companies and challenged the AARP wholesale price report at a Congressional hearing last year, said its new report was still flawed.

The characters are still flawed and I still wonder about some of their choices, but now, 10 years later, the story feels more grounded: I could see them as real people who make mistakes, sometimes big ones.