Sentence examples for used a flawed analysis from inspiring English sources

Those included too much principal turnover, though critics say that report cherry-picked data and used a flawed analysis of "peer" districts to compare expenditures.

Freddie Mac used a flawed analysis when it accepted $1.35 billion from Bank of America to settle claims that the bank misled it about loans purchased during the mortgage boom, according to an oversight report scheduled for release on Tuesday.

The report prompted an angry reaction from the insurance industry, with the main trade body, the Association of British Insurers ABII), saying it "makes serious accusations using a flawed analysis" and was compiled "by people with no understanding of how car insurers price their policies".

In a statement last year, Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas), chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, said the bureau is using a flawed analysis to overstep its authority and extract huge settlements from car lenders.

But the New Hampshire Republican, who told reporters at her news conference that the "primary purpose of our government is to keep the American people safe" as opposed to making laws, is using a flawed analysis, according to the former State Department envoy in charge of closing Guantanamo.

Tired workers had mistakenly used a flawed pattern for the skirts; some of the fabric also shrank during pressing.

As an example of what the court deemed was a flawed analysis of the formula used by the commission, called a diversity index, the court said the index had concluded that in New York City, the Dutchess County Community College television station was accorded the same market share as the ABC station.

A flawed analysis of unrepresentative state achievement data.

"I think it's a flawed analysis," Harrison said.

The result is a flawed analysis that may actually drive Russia and China closer together.

I think they fail to understand the complexity and scale of the war effort, which leads to a flawed analysis.