Sentence examples for the faulty reasoning from inspiring English sources

Scholars have also criticized the faulty reasoning of the Kinko's court.

This is the faulty reasoning that has led some countries to ban distribution of Hitler's books and memorabilia.

But this is precisely the faulty reasoning that may worry doctors and scientists as they try to test the role of placebos.

What's more, the neural circuits responsible for positive emotions turned on as soon as the subject found a way to resolve the contradictions — reinforcing the faulty reasoning.

The collapse of Lehman Brothers is seen as an example of the faulty reasoning behind moral hazard; by letting the bank go bust, the crisis was spread throughout the financial system.

"This decision and the faulty reasoning behind it was irresponsible and [has] the potential of putting our officers at risk," Lally said. .

President Obama employed the same faulty reasoning when he explained his support of the FDA's decision to overrule the agency's own scientists and impose age limits on emergency contraception.

The paragraph is the culmination of the court's faulty reasoning.

Rabbi Linzer, in criticizing the Orthodox's faulty reasoning that women be "covered and sequestered" to protect men from having improper impulses, reflects not only the Talmudic teaching that it is men's responsibility to control their urges, but also a comment by Golda Meir.

To cast doubt on a near-consensus in the alcohol literature using faulty reasoning and inappropriate review methods does a disservice to science as well as public health.

The Honduran constitution, which was produced under the last military government, is seen as a prime obstacle to political reform: the executive branch is weak; the Army has extraordinary responsibilities; faulty reasoning and contradictions abound.