Sentence examples for sometimes flawed from inspiring English sources
Ms. Bucher said state data is sometimes flawed.
As Amnesty has rightly pointed out, the use of that force was sometimes flawed.
Popular blogging services like Blogger, Tumblr and WordPress have free apps for Android and Apple, and while those apps are sometimes flawed, they're generally good enough to download.
Lindsay, meanwhile, flies around the world, conducting interviews, seeking evidence, translating Kasarda's technical jargon into a lively if sometimes flawed work of pop behavioral economics.
Working on the fly, it furiously reconstructs not only what happened but why, inserting motives here, intentions there — based on limited, sometimes flawed information.
Relief agencies guessing where to set up tents must rely on sometimes flawed reports from witnesses, traffic monitors, reporters and satellite and aerial photos.
Intuitive judgement has been subject for discussion, as it sometimes is marvellous and sometimes flaws [ 12].
Such partnerships are sometimes deeply flawed, failing to balance financing and social needs effectively, and this has given them a bad name.
Sometimes it's because they outgrow or outlive their original intended purpose, and sometimes they were flawed from the start.
Supposed heroes are often flawed, sometimes grievously: Cracker's Fitz, Jack Bauer, Dexter (he probably qualifies as all of the above).
The films he did make were often flawed, sometimes wildly so, but rarely compromised by settling for mere industry standards.
