Sentence examples for politically flawed from inspiring English sources

The HS2 rail plan is "bust" and "politically flawed" and could cost the Conservative Party votes at upcoming elections, say Stanley Johnson.

It is politically flawed, factually inaccurate and spiritually offensive for anyone who treasures the Bible and finds in it the directions of the Prince of Peace.

It was a legally flawed, politically motivated decision that should not be glossed over by fond memories.

The White House favors a flawed, politically unfeasible reform of Social Security and has dismissed the worsening budget forecasts.

Beginning in the 1930s, it offered half a shilling per gray-squirrel tail, eventually raising the bounty to 2. The arrangement was politically popular but flawed: farmers and ranchers had a good reason to kill gray squirrels but no reason to eliminate them entirely.

This is the first in a long list of media-training guidelines drafted for sociologist Mark Regnerus in preparation for last year's release of his findings of the infamous "New Family Structures Study," a flawed, politically motivated study that suggests that children of gay parents experience more unfavorable outcomes compared to children of heterosexual, married parents.

It is intellectually flawed and politically unproductive.

A trial ensued, which was widely criticised as flawed and politically motivated.

The only alternative is to insist that the IARC's review is scientifically flawed or politically biased.

To present my version of feminism: wayward, ideologically impure, politically incorrect, un-academic, flawed to hell – and no less passionately held for all that.

But his opponents, led by Gov. Dirk Kempthorne of Idaho, said they intended to argue in their legal challenge that the process was both flawed and politically driven and that it should be reversed.