Sentence examples for screening is flawed from inspiring English sources

Representative John L. Mica, a Florida Republican who is chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee and an ardent critic of the T.S.A., said in an interview on Thursday that the multilayered approach to screening is flawed at every level.

Evidently, the current opportunistic approach to screening is flawed.

There have been claims that the statistical analysis performed in this screen was flawed, in part because they used a different dataset to estimate background mutation rates, which can vary between and within cancer genomes, and because the sample size was small [15].

When a character in a movie has to describe the qualities she finds appealing in a man and those qualities fall short of the qualities seen on the screen, then the movie is flawed.

Admitted into the chambers of the Alcázar, the Escorial, and the Buen Retiro palaces, and conducted to the battlefields of the Netherlands, we are informed enough to screen a mental movie that is flawed only by the blurriness of the star.

The Food and Drug Administration's recommendation that sperm banks screen out gay and bisexual donors is flawed far beyond the reasons given in "Who's Your Daddy?" (Op-Ed, May 19).

Its design is flawed.

His analogy is flawed.

The notion is flawed.

This analysis is flawed.

That presumption is flawed.