Sentence examples for suggested flaws from inspiring English sources

The decision, while narrowly tailored, suggested flaws -- even illegalities -- in a decades-old budgeting system based on carefully separating townwide revenues and expenditures from those of unincorporated Greenburgh.

Hosko said the apparent conclusions suggested "flawed, failing police work that infects the relationship between law enforcement and the community".

It is often not to expose downright lies so much as to uncover inconsistencies which suggest flaws in the memory process.

Curry isn't the only one to suggest flaws in established climate models.

Inspection of relevant SPC life tables suggests flaws in their infant mortality estimates.

Deviation from such a pattern could suggest flaws in content design, excessive course difficulty or other inefficacies in teaching and learning methodologies.

The Bloomberg administration reacted strongly and with some surprise to the government's action, and suggested that flaws in the Parks Department's promotions system had been addressed.

An 11-year career on the PGA Tour without a win suggested his flaws were more deeply-rooted and significant than his twitchy pre-shot routine.

Nor did she challenge his other conceit, which suggested that flaws and discrepancies about the rate of change, within a mountain of solid data, do not invalidate the overall mountain of data.

It was suggested that flaws were created on the fibre surface during the early stages of coating which resulted in the mechanical property decrease.

7 9 Post hoc analyses of diagnostic errors 10 11 have in fact suggested that flaws in clinical reasoning rather than lack of knowledge underlie cognitive diagnostic errors, and there is some experimental evidence that, at least when problems are complex, errors were associated with intuitive judgments and could be repaired by analytical reasoning.