Sentence examples for seen as flawed from inspiring English sources

Patched together a half-century ago, the official poverty measure has long been seen as flawed.

If he is put to death in a trial seen as flawed, he will get his wish.

This includes disabled people, who are seen as flawed by default, resulting in all kinds of damaging attitudes and policies.

All the possible successors to Ahmed Wali as de facto leader in Kandahar are seen as flawed, suggesting that greater uncertainty and insecurity lie ahead in the scramble to control a rich prize.

With investors refusing to buy Italian bonds and hurrying to dump their shares, the politicians felt obliged to show the markets that a plan that many had seen as flawed from the outset would not be further diluted in the course of a long passage through parliament.

–The panic is occurring during a presidential election in which both candidates are seen as flawed.

The concerns are so grave that Mr. Fujimori's challenger is threatening to pull out of the race rather than lend credibility to a process he sees as flawed.

In 2007, Denver enacted a merit pay system, which President Obama has praised but experts see as flawed.

One of the authors, Steve Vinoski, has previously been at the centre of the move toward programming-language independent middleware such as CORBA that then require a mapping between the heterogeneous programming languages used and the underlying language-neutral middleware, an approach which he now sees as flawed and error-prone.

Mr. Vick rightly believes that the convoluted plot turns of "Il Trovatore" should not be seen as flaws.

Psychological health issues are often seen as "flaws," which contributes to the stigma surrounding it.