Sentence examples for relatively flawed from inspiring English sources

Indeed, something that is never reported in major news media here is that former President Carter's voting accountability organization sees America's system as relatively flawed and corrupted compared with the systems of many other nations.

Visits by the prison reformer John Howard as part of the research for his book The State of the Prisons found these prisons flawed, but in relatively good condition compared to others at the time.

Cohodas's dogged reportage powers her book past its relatively minor flaws and serviceable prose.

Even so, that's a relatively minor flaw in a record that is, in every other respect, astonishing.

It remains a matter of historical interest how so seriously flawed a person could come relatively close to the Presidency.

As Hacohen recognizes, Popper's standing must rest on his philosophy of science, not on the relatively derivative political writings, and his account of science is fundamentally flawed.

Albeit flawed.

Very flawed.

Flawed, perhaps?

Its design is flawed.

They're flawed.