Sentence examples for present flawed from inspiring English sources

For the faults of the present, flawed system of democracy we have the majority, the great majority will stay with the best of both worlds.

Why is publication bias so remarkably difficult to fix? It's because all actors in the research-publication system have reasons (not necessarily commendable ones) for preferring the present flawed system.

In the second, Judge Middlebrooks threw out one of Miami's biggest public corruption cases, finding that the federal prosecutors in a case involving the local port had presented a flawed prosecution although there was "substantial evidence of greed and public corruption".

By winning Monday night, can the Jets resume dreaming of the playoffs, or did the victory conceal some ever-present flaws?

"We certainly share the tribe's belief that the present system is flawed," said Mr. Blumenthal, who has asked the federal government to stop ruling on recognition applications until it revises its procedures.

But Regan made it clear he thinks the present system is flawed, adding: "The current rules are written in such a way that we haven't been successful in bringing any prosecutions forward.

Though the intelligentsia are, of course, "better" than the K.G.B., they are also presented as absurdly flawed.

In one workshop, for example, engineers are presented with deliberately flawed programs and must think through and design their own fixes "rather than go on the Internet and trying to Google something," said Mr. Chernitz.

The presented results are flawed by multiple confounding factors, and external validity is questionable.

However flawed the present system, it is accountable to local council taxpayers and it does give parents the right of appeal.

But both present Giuliani as fatally flawed, a man whose achievements are not nearly as dazzling as his press releases, whose effectiveness is undermined by ruthlessness and a compulsive need to hog the spotlight.