Sentence examples for otherwise flawed from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court is supposed to strike down laws that are unconstitutional or otherwise flawed.

The Bush campaign said Mr. Gore's proposal followed Mr. Bush's lead in acknowledging the attractiveness of allowing workers to invest for retirement, but was otherwise flawed.

In a study of 190 items washed by the new machine, the soap makers said 39percentt shrank and 45percentt emerged somehow marked or otherwise flawed.

Mr. Gleason received much critical acclaim for his work, even when it was illuminating what critics called an otherwise flawed production.

Such niceties matter: friends who accompanied me to multiple pizza places said they might be most likely to return to Roberta's, in the Bushwick section of Brooklyn, even though most of its pies were limp and otherwise flawed.

We therefore entertain the possibility that, whereas the average human user may provide sensible demonstrations from a human's perspective, these same demonstrations may be insufficient, incomplete, ambiguous, or otherwise "flawed" from the perspective of the training set needed by the learning algorithm to generalize properly.

Developers should use security testing to spot check their work; otherwise, flaws may be introduced into the code.

"If he is convicted, that means there is a modicum of honesty in an otherwise completely flawed criminal justice system," Mr. Kennon said.

"That's because the newly installed experienced prosecutors did not bring to trial cases in which C.C.R.B.'s own investigators recommended exoneration, or were otherwise fatally flawed," he said.

She's clearly evolving in her voice as a writer, and Quinn's character, who spouts offensive comments about nearly every type of human being while still remaining defiantly charming, seems to embody an idea she wants to express — that sometimes the people we care about the most are racist, homophobic or otherwise deeply flawed.

If the statements are correct and the links obey the rules, the proof is valid; otherwise it is flawed.