Those fundamentals are somewhat encouraging to Hancock, but he knows it is not enough to turn around the breeding business's flawed thinking, which is turning out flawed horses.
Skepticism is, it turns out, fundamentally flawed: the skeptic's concerns cannot even be expressed in a meaningful way.
Self-assessments turn out to be flawed in another way.
Statistics, which often turn out to be flawed, will be sharpened.
Goldblatt and Watson are sufficiently worried to suggest that we start thinking of mitigation strategies, should their reasoning turn out to be flawed.
The extraordinary emphasis the Ivy League places on admissions policies, though, makes it seem more like a modelling agency than like the Marine Corps, and, sure enough, the studies based on those two apparently equivalent students turn out to be flawed.
Of course, if the procedures do turn out to be flawed – and/or confidential information has been passed on in the hope of damaging him – then that is a matter of concern.
The investigators found that there were systemic barriers to reporting reconstruction failures up the chain of command, possibly helping to explain why senior embassy and military officials often praise projects that later turn out to be flawed or nonfunctional.
Every day, thousands of ideas that seem smart turn out to be flawed.
Even the most conscientiously built, internally promising arrangement can turn out to be flawed in respect of its legitimacy or democratic import when it is analysed in a larger political context [29, 30].
Data science may well turn out to be as flawed as public-opinion polling.
