Sentence examples for typically flawed from inspiring English sources
This further signals the return of Peter's gubernatorial prowess, not just as a typically flawed politician, but as a strangely empathetic figure who understands the inner workings of corruption, and chooses to bend it to his own (and his wife's own) advantage.
Typically, flaws of a few mm exist due to trapped air during mixing, and may be influenced by workability (especially when fibers are included).
In short, arguments favouring private over public provision are not just theoretically flawed, but typically favour the few at the expense of the many.
The vaccine's critics said today that the study was flawed because soldiers were typically reluctant to complain about adverse reactions, and so the medical literature did not reflect the true extent of the vaccine's problems.
Certification programs can be flawed, as there is typically a menu of strategies that a developer can implement to meet certification.
When most of us find out about the dark realities of industrial animal agriculture, we typically respond to such an obviously flawed industry in ways that range from deciding to buy humane/sustainable animal products to doing absolutely nothing.
Though its structure is flawed and its characters lack inflection, La Thébaide was already typically Racinian in several fundamental aspects.
In a statement, GlaxoSmithKline said the new analysis was flawed because the patients given Avandia in the Ontario health program were typically patients who had failed other treatments.
This framing is flawed on multiple levels, not the least of which is that those he calls "skeptics" are in fact typically no such thing.
