Sentence examples for shown to be flawed from inspiring English sources

Each mentor is shown to be flawed or fallible.

It also has serious security shortcomings; its built-in encryption standard has been shown to be flawed.

Both central characters can be read as cogs whose understanding of the world is shown to be flawed; as possessors of faulty inner voices; as men more manipulated than manipulating; and as victims of deferrals that rebound, causing marital crisis.

In 1971, Dr. Shimamoto presented a proof of the Four Color Theorem that was subsequently shown to be flawed, but still served as the basis for Ph.D. theses and other works at Harvard, Princeton, Waterloo, and the University of Illinois.

The conventional wisdom about the importance of fast-track trade negotiating was shown to be flawed last year, when Congress not only passed a significant and controversial trade bill liberalizing textile tariffs, but also enacted permanent normal trade relations with China -- both in an election year and without fast-track.

Tory MP Jacob Rees-Mogg accused the governor and its rate-setting monetary policy committee (MPC) of going too far in its warnings, which were shown to be flawed by data that showed much of the economy had recovered or at least stabilised since the vote.

"I think the NSW Icac has been shown to be deeply flawed," Conroy said.

This error of logic is known as a reverse inference in science and very often reverse inferences are shown to be entirely flawed.

He shrank from sending an e-mail note accusing shuttle managers of borderline irresponsibility and accepted a Boeing analysis (later shown to be fatally flawed) that the foam strike posed no risk to the shuttle.

He's referring to a Families USA study that Independence Institute economist Linda Gorman has shown to be highly flawed.

Further, the use of tests based on ROC curves generated from the estimated patient-specific risk predictors without cross-validation has been shown to be technically flawed.