Sentence examples for remain flawed from inspiring English sources

And similar schemes, traders say, remain in wide use, because energy markets remain flawed.

But if it fails to recognise the case for prior scrutiny, the legislation will remain flawed.

Until that changes to a fair annual average cost limit per patient, the nation's approach to cost, quality and value will remain flawed.

For all of their recent progress — and people like Johnson, Lakers Coach Phil Jackson and Warriors Coach Don Nelson has noted it — the Knicks remain flawed and fragile.

His administration later worked with Congress to overhaul the rules, and it defends the revamped system as fair, although the American Civil Liberties Union contends that they remain flawed.

As sophisticated as facsimile printouts have become, they remain flawed in one key respect: printers deploy ink, not oil paint, let alone other materials, like walnut oil, that artists such as Rembrandt swirled into their brushes.

They remained flawed, unfinished, confused.

It said there was a lack of cohesion between nursing, medical and other healthcare professionals, and the initial assessment of patients remained flawed.

History suggests being a world champion team can be just as taxing as becoming one and Germany remain as flawed in some areas – indeed more so with the departure of Philipp Lahm – as they are delightfully fluid in others.

To the Editor: Until the No Child Left Behind Act creates a single set of national educational standards to which each and every state must adhere, it will remain essentially flawed or even meaningless.

The first, eligible-for-trial group includes men like Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the so-called mastermind of the 9/11 attacks who is slated to go before one of the military tribunals that President Obama has improved from President Bush's kangaroo courts, but which remain deeply flawed.