Sentence examples for it seems flawed from inspiring English sources

But I can't help but focus on the fact that it seems flawed in its two principal policy arguments: that charter schools are a panacea for the problems that face urban schools, and that tenured teachers and unions are implacable, immovable impediments to reform.

This is not the most revolutionary way of surviving in the Football League, but the way Charlton are going about it seems flawed.

The right to say "no" might be justified, no matter how small the minority utilising it, 20 but the means chosen to protect it seem flawed.

The trouble is, it doesn't seem distinct enough right now and it's strategic positioning seems flawed in 2008.

Replace "State Department" with "Al Qaeda," and this all-encompassing definition of 21st century statecraft seems flawed, as it begs the question: what exactly is the statecraft in 21st century statecraft? 2. "We can't leave the digital playing field to Al Qaeda and Hezbollah".

But this methodology seems flawed.

The plan seems flawed, fundamentally".

But, he added, the whole system seems flawed.

More important, the central concept of "The Arab Shi'a" seems flawed.

Singer's, by contrast, seems flawed and foolhardy from the start.

And the argument that shutting down private schools would create a more equal education system seems flawed to me.