Sentence examples for theory is flawed from inspiring English sources

As an earlier Tuscon-area incident (six dead, thirteen wounded) suggests, this theory is flawed.

But if Passmores Academy in Harlow, Essex, is anything to go by, her theory is flawed.

Yet clearly this liquidity-based theory is flawed, at least in a market as broad and deep as America's.

Graham & Dodd's theory is flawed, in our opinion, because current assets include inventory, and in many cases, those current assets are the worst kind of fixed assets.

Moms even might stay up until midnight watching consecutive episodes of Scandal, but this theory is flawed, even though their motivation is not.

("In a Novel Theory of Mental Disorders, Parents' Genes Are in Competition," November 11, 2008) Even if the theory is flawed, the Times noted, it is "likely to provide new insights into the biology of mental disease".

In that ruling, judges said a key government theory was flawed.

Either the theory was flawed from the start, or the revolution's payoffs in terms of social justice have been underwhelming indeed.

Legal analysts say the appeal has a chance, albeit it a slim one, of persuading a panel of three judges either that a key prosecution theory was flawed or that his case ought to have been moved from Enron's home city of Houston.

It doesn't matter if the numbers are misleading or if their theories are flawed.

Once he narrowed the field, he compiled decades of data and articles on each company to help explain what led to an inflection point, then kept sifting the data for patterns, divining theories from the data, and seeking out arguments to tell him why the theories were flawed.