Sentence examples for notably flawed from inspiring English sources
The combination of China's deteriorating human rights record and its efforts to redefine what human rights mean give reason to reconsider the long-standing emphasis on inclusion, i.e., that it is better to have broad, even if notably flawed, participation in treaties.
Lawyers on both sides of previous A.C.A. battles said the reasoning behind this one was badly flawed, notably in its insistence that the entire 2010 law must fall because one of its provisions may have been rendered invalid by the 2017 tax overhaul legislation.
Make no mistake, it has some areas that are flawed, most notably the delicate tabs in the slide tray.
Mr. Rove, President Bush's political adviser, has been criticizing Mrs. Clinton since Monday, when he announced his intention to resign from the White House and coupled it with candid analysis, notably, calling Mrs. Clinton a "fatally flawed" presidential candidate.
Of the toys recalled in 2007, around 75% had design faults that originated in America (notably a flaw that resulted in small magnets being swallowed), rather than dodgy Chinese paint.
The simulation itself is flawed in a number of ways, most notably the traffic.
Notably, any reliance on the estimates from this traffic analysis are flawed.
The proposed regulation is flawed because it includes certain businesses and leaves out others, notably convenience stores.
