Sentence examples for that were flawed from inspiring English sources

They had made statements, he said, that were "flawed", "sexed-up", "fiction" and "totally false".

But the officials issued a disclaimer, saying that the figures were the product of statistical adjustment methods that were flawed and that they were no better than the unadjusted numbers.

A recent series of articles in the Lancet noted that, in 2010, about $200 billion (an astonishing 85% of the world's spending on medical research) was squandered on studies that were flawed in their design, redundant, never published or poorly reported.

Therefore, while it was possible for students to come out with other proposition sets, the proposition sets other than those found in Table 3 were reasoning and/or premises that were flawed.

Usborne agrees, and believes that McNeile wrote good stories that were flawed but well told.

But according to more than 5,000 former Trump University customers, it wasn't their plans that were flawed -- it was the Trump U. business model itself.

It was the process that was flawed.

In fact, it is Cruz's methodology that is flawed.

"It's the structure that's flawed," he says.

"There's an idea of Mourinho that's flawed.

It was its economic strategy that was flawed.