Sentence examples similar to premised on flawed logic from inspiring English sources

It's a tempting prospect, but it's based on flawed logic.

She said she felt "deeply and strongly" that aspects of the bill were based on "flawed logic and absolutely zero medical evidence".

Premised on this logic, we can infer therefore, that an architect is responsible for the application of the law during construction.

The story did not explain that the case was premised on a flawed legal theory that sought to significantly expand the agency's reach.

That approval was "premised on a flawed depiction" of how the program operated, Bates wrote, "buttressed by repeated inaccurate statements in the government's submissions" to the court.

This Essay argues that the attempted rescission of DACA is not only out of step with broadly held American values, but premised on a flawed vision of the relationship between the legislative and executive branches.

"It has finally come to light that the F.I.S.C.'s authorizations of this vast collection program have been premised on a flawed depiction of how the N.S.A. uses" the phone call data.

There is also scant evidence that putting employee representatives on pay committees yields better results.The idea that pay should be restrained ultimately rests on a flawed logic.

The VAT extension on hot food, which would include the Cornish pasty, is not only politically unpopular, it's also unworkable, unfair and based on a flawed logic.

On Descartes' flawed logic, he blames the centuries of human exceptionalism that followed and much of the "macho sadistic melodrama" that passes for science today.

"This harsh proposal seems to be based on the flawed logic that making families destitute will coerce them into going home.