But this ludicrous analogy is flawed primarily because we are not talking about the maximisation of the profit margins on cauliflowers and cabbages here.
Other speakers, like the gas-masked fiscal hawk, Curtis Seyfried, who was representing a group called Nos Quedamos, a community organization based in the Bronx, said that the plan was flawed primarily because it would bind the city to a process with too many unknowns.
But in its ruling, the French council said the tax was flawed because it would have primarily raised the cost of fuel for vehicles and heating even though there are many other sources of emissions.
For example, if exercise participants outlined a response that was flawed or problematic, in an exercise primarily focused around the objective of training it would be appropriate for the facilitator to pause and help the participants re-think their approach.
The evidence against Knox and Sollecito seems flawed at the very least, being based primarily on a retracted confession and DNA evidence, the authenticity of which has been questioned by defence lawyers.
Although various mathematical estimates of glomerular filtration are widely applied [ 19, 20], each was primarily designed for use outside of the ICU, making application in this setting flawed [ 21, 22] and of little value in guiding therapy.
Latent failures arise primarily from decisions at a higher organisational level (eg, hospital managers) which may be flawed, influenced by wider goals or limited by regulatory or financial constraints.
However, Romney's comparison of his own investments -- primarily a blind trust that is worth up to $250 million -- to Obama's modest pension is somewhat flawed.
