But he said the outcome of the flawed, noncompetitive process was clear: a series of communication breakdowns that placed firefighters at risk.
I suppose that it will be the fault of the nattering nabobs of negativism, who turned the victory that was within our grasp to defeat, rather than the inevitable outcome of a flawed policy.
It was based on the outcome of a flawed 1983 census which put the population at 35.4m, updated with subsequent guesses about rates of fertility and mortality, in the absence of meaningful data.
Study limitations included the use of convenience samples, self-reported exposure and outcome measures, flawed classification of the exposed and unexposed groups, and inadequate adjustment for potential confounding variables.
Finally, Kelly assesses a number of methods for addressing framing effects, including proposals to increase the amount of political speech, mechanisms designed to insulate democratic outcomes from flawed decision making, and programs of public education.
The result is a moving account of flawed existence.
At the polls, an eligible voter's ballot cannot turn on the outcome of a shouting match built on the flawed product of a flawed computer algorithm.
The only good alternative to a few flawed opinions, some researchers argued, was a vast number of flawed opinions.
He remains an advocate of engagement with Iran and has warned against sliding into war on the basis of "flawed assumptions and flawed judgment".
The results indicated the existence of flawed items in the 2009 GSEEE.
The explosion is "the story of flawed pipe, flawed inspection and flawed emergency response," said Deborah A.P. Hersman, who chairs the NTSB.
