Sentence examples for least flawed from inspiring English sources

But that is offset for some by a lack of consensus over who would be the strongest — or least flawed — Republican nominee.

That's the idea, at least, flawed though it may be.

The report has given Mr. Bush's political opponents new ammunition to suggest that the war was fought on a false or at least flawed pretext, that it has drawn resources away from efforts to hunt down Osama bin Laden and battle Al Qaeda, and that it has damaged the standing of the United States in the world.

I think it's because it is to me the least flawed; let me put it that way.

To the disappointment of some of the watchers, but the great relief of Angst, there was not the least flaw -certainly no indication of faulty manufacture.

Mr. Hacker and Ms. Dreifus list a host of crimes, or at least flaws in the system, some in the control of universities and others built into the external political, cultural or economic environment, or indeed into human nature.

The debate over his conduct continued, but all sides agreed that his later research was at least highly flawed, and many accepted that he fabricated some data.

Citing a supporting brief from defense lawyers, she said a single crime lab in Colorado "produced at least 206 flawed blood-alcohol readings over a three-year span".

For example, in a review of forty-two pubooksed books about human trafficking, Lisa Fedina found that 78% of the books cited prevalence data from at least one flawed source.

Just like I know a lifetime of learning doctrine to mean one thing is not easy to reconcile with conflicting truths or even admit that it may be at least partially flawed.

One last-gasp rationale for keeping faith with the polls is that although they are all flawed, at least they are flawed in different ways.