Sentence examples for seemingly flawed from inspiring English sources

Believing that the One was at large, she squandered opportunities with seemingly flawed, flesh-and-blood men.

"A second waste authority, SWaMP, has now pulled out of its multi-million pound procurement with the hugely drawn-out and seemingly flawed procurement processes constantly missing deadlines and costing the DoE millions of pounds".

This is the product of a seemingly flawed system where now degrees mean so little but can cause so much long-term financial damage.

In an unusually gruelling political examination of a single company, senior Goldman executives struggled to justify seemingly flawed deals struck at the height of the credit crunch.

But the paper needs to keep an eye on the allegations and reports about the racial insults voiced by various players, and on the lacrosse team's seemingly flawed culture.

Rodgers and the committee - if this seemingly flawed structure is still in place at the start of next season - face defining months throughout the summer and the start of next term.

But even this seemingly straightforward axiom is flawed, Mr. Westacott argues.

The photos are, for one reason or another, flawed, discarded and seemingly forgotten -- they are dead images.

PROMISING to be the first billion-dollar blockbuster of the summer season, "The Avengers" succeeds by turning a seemingly fatal flaw into a winning strength.

In 1988, a series of big-name Democrats each took a pass on the presidential campaign, leaving their party's White House ambitions in the hands of Senator Gary Hart of Colorado and a group of candidates quickly dubbed "the seven dwarfs" for their seemingly obvious flaws.

Over time, the technology improved, but why did people put up with these seemingly fatal flaws for so long?