Sentence examples for supposedly flawed from inspiring English sources
Although most clothes in discount stores are supposedly "flawed," most are unnoticeable and do not affect the quality of the product.
Some news analyses of his trip wondered "Where's the Bounce?" The old Hillary refrain — why can't he close the deal against a supposedly flawed opponent — echoes.
To be fair, many of these rankings have come under attack for their supposedly flawed methodologies, while other critics have gone as far as dismissing them as advertising stunts for well-heeled institutions.
Today — even after his company has undergone ownership changes, not to mention weathered near-continuous industry complaints of supposedly flawed methodology — TV executives still arise before dawn to check out the Nielsens, foretelling the fate of their shows and their careers with each ratings point.
Sadler claims that supposedly strict processes were flawed and frequently flouted.
In the comments on my Tuesday post, it was asserted that despite stubborn Republican discontent with the party's field of presidential candidates, the supposedly superior alternatives are plenty flawed themselves.
It seems a fair guess that thousands of scientific papers are fatally flawed by reporting supposedly specific but in reality entirely nonspecific interactions of VSPs.
These protagonists' supposedly relatable flaws were the exceptions that proved the rule: they were actually pretty close to attaining the unattainable holy trinity of perfect body, perfect job, perfect man.
A supposedly independent disciplinary process is consistently flawed.
Mr Akhmetov, who has a reputation for avoiding publicity, has been declaring in the last few days that independence for the east, supposedly voted for in a deeply flawed referendum last week, would be an economic disaster.
For example, leaders like Boris Johnson, now Britain's foreign secretary, declared that the £350m supposedly paid weekly to the EU (a deeply flawed figure that fails to take into account the benefits received) would be redirected to the National Health Service.
