Sentence examples for make faulty from inspiring English sources

A second provision frees companies that make faulty anti-terrorism equipment (such as bomb detectors and gas masks) from liability to prosecution.

In an online commentary that has drawn attention Chris Jones, the theater critic for The Chicago Tribune, described the playwrights as whiners and quick to make faulty assumptions about theaters and audiences.

People hear voices, Bentall argues, when they make faulty judgments about whether this inner speech is the product of their own consciousness or of something alien to their consciousness.

The bill would allow immunity from liability for companies that make faulty antiterrorism devices or technology, and would make it difficult to sue companies that make smallpox vaccinations if the vaccines cause illness.

It notes the Latin root vitium means "fault, vice," and defines it first as "to make faulty or defective" with a quotation from William Styron: "The comic impact is vitiated by obvious haste".

It's incredibly easy to make faulty assumptions about your audience's needs or wants.

The manufacturer, the Hangzhou Zhongce Rubber Company of Hangzhou, China, has denied making faulty tires.

This avoids making faulty products, and allows the process to be examined and rectified so production can start again.

I made faulty assumptions, seeking to make an undefined condition conform to a well-defined prototype, in order to offer a familiar treatment".

They argue "that unless causal mechanisms are appropriately contextualized, we run the risk of making faulty causal inferences".

Unfortunately, it also means that health providers and patients relying on the voided tests may have made faulty medical decisions.