Sentence examples for proved flawed from inspiring English sources

Even then, however, the West made a decision that was not carefully thought through and therefore proved flawed.

But Bush's premises have proved flawed, and the war-on-terror frame has obscured more than it has clarified.

Earlier this month, Google introduced a Gmail app for Apple's iPhone and then withdrew it for repairs after the software proved flawed.

The idea looked fine: they sold in the same outlets as air-coolers, the technologies were akin and Symphony's main rivals had a wide product range too.That logic proved flawed because the synergies in production did not extend to marketing.

"The Human Rights Act was itself rushed, there was no period of consultation, it was introduced to parliament in just six months and that's one of the reasons it proved flawed in practice," he said.

Neither Mr. Giuliani nor Mr. Romney seemed to address the idea that their past hawkish statements were based on intelligence that has proved flawed — reminiscent of the intelligence about unconventional weapons that led to the war in Iraq.

All the same, Mr. Baron put guidelines in place after the Sotheby's debacle to limit losses when his judgment proves flawed.

Our sustainable seafood concept may prove flawed, our business model nonredeemable, and our belief in locavorism off the mark, but no man builds a restaurant because of favorable odds or a surefire formula.

In the main, that logic has proven flawed.

Phrases like "an idea of human nature that proves flawed" aren't in the Bible, but they give the false appearance of academic or philosophical authority.

The pope asserted that "[t]he family is threatened by an idea of human nature that proves flawed," and that "marriage and family are institutions that must be promoted and safeguarded from every possible ambiguity regarding their true nature, because every injury that is inflicted upon them in fact constitutes a wound on human cohesion...."....