He now makes a career out of heroes who are not only flawed but flailing blindly.
After a bench trial in which he was the sole arbiter, Judge Garaufis ruled that the entrance exams were not only flawed, as judges before him had found, but that the city had also intentionally kept its firefighting ranks mostly white.
A voting system that does these things will not be simple or perfect, but it would be an improvement over the current system, which is not only flawed, but likely to create more problems over time.
For those who insist that we are and must be a Christian Nation, may I suggest that the current "Kill the Gays" strategy of Engle and his cohorts (sadly, even the Governor of the Great State of Texas) is not only flawed, it is anything but Christ-like.
The fiasco may highlight not only the flaws of Mr. Ackman's approach and his force of personality but also the limits of what shareholder activists can achieve.
His ability to cut through the orchestra at climactic moments remained intact; elsewhere, you not only overlooked flaws but began to accept them as a part of Mr. Morris's imposing conception.
DealBook » The Loudest Voice Fails | William A. Ackman's embarrassing retreat from J. C. Penney's board may highlight not only the flaws of the hedge fund titan's approach and his force of personality but also the limits of what shareholder activists can achieve.
One does not have to conduct scientific experiments to recognize not only the flaws of the prion protein (PrP) hypothesis, but the inappropriate vocabulary used during discussions of the issue.
Everyone else is not only highly flawed but also at least intermittently annoying.
With a price tag that could double the advertised cost of $30 billion, this energy bill is not only programmatically flawed but also fiscally irresponsible.
