Sentence examples for it would be flawed from inspiring English sources

Even before the test, critics had said that it would be flawed because its lone decoy balloon was round and therefore easily distinguishable from the cone-shaped target.

But the big e-mail senders, and some security experts, say that it would be flawed.

This evidence would be flawed if it turned out that genome-wide mutagenesis depends on transcription of the target genes as suggested recently for the Cairns system (Cohen and Walker 2010).

Jorge Domínguez, a Cuban born professor of international relations at Harvard University, agreed that an attempt to broker political reform inside Cuba would be flawed, even if it were Obama's intention.

His girlfriend was beautiful, but her child would be flawed and difficult and deaf, and it would be because of him.

Given the relatively shallow levels of divergence across these lineages in both the mitochondrial and nuclear data sets and the general lack of geographical concordance throughout the M. torreya clade, it is our opinion that such a hierarchical driven recalibration of species boundaries would be flawed.

Asked by a student in the audience whether his party would be "flawed" if Britain voted to stay in the EU, Mr Farage said: "If it's a full, free and fair referendum I would accept the result.

The system would be flawed if 80 percent favorites won 100 percent of the time.

If she did not know of the requirement then Liz Truss's appointment would be flawed.

He said any development at Kings Park that failed to provide such housing would be flawed.

She said any analysis would be flawed, telling MPs: "There are many factors affecting an individual's mental health.