Sentence examples for survey was flawed from inspiring English sources

The survey was flawed in just about every way possible: it gave McCormack's a home-bar advantage; it allowed a few Scotsmen, there supporting the opposition, to muddle the sample; and it was limited to 30 people.

S. & P., which is still facing an S.E.C. lawsuit that accuses it of inflating its ratings during the pre-crisis housing boom, said the methodology used in the Times survey was flawed.

As my colleagues and I have noted in other venues, the AAU survey was flawed in certain ways.

The Pentagon survey is flawed, to be sure.

Of course, focus groups and surveys are flawed too: strong personalities can steer the outcomes of focus groups, and people do not always tell opinion pollsters the truth.

However, this view is flawed.

And K. Ullas Karanth, a veteran tiger biologist at the Wildlife Conservation Society in New York City, worries that the survey methodology was flawed and that the sample size was too small.

Dominique Raccah, the publisher of Sourcebooks, a midsize publisher in Naperville, Ill., worked on both surveys and said the older methodology was flawed.

That survey result was strongly contested by Mr. Obama's top advisers, who said the poll was flawed.

A study by Coca-Cola asserted that the government's data, the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, was flawed, but that had not stopped public health officials from encouraging greater consumption of beverages with less sugar.

That Washington was flawed?