Sentence examples for very faulty from inspiring English sources

This is very faulty thinking.

Guamán Poma's lengthy and wide-ranging El primer nueva corónica y buen gobierno (1612 15; "The First New Chronicle and Good Government," translated in abridgment as Letter to a King) is written in a very faulty Spanish, laced with Quechua words and troubled by Quechuan syntax, which gives his work an authentic and dramatic tone.

Philo goes on to suggest that, for all we know, this world "is very faulty and imperfect, compared to a superior standard".

A zero (or very near to zero) pheromone value implies that the path is either not present or is very faulty and is not suitable for data transfer.

Deputy Prime Minister and Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg told the BBC the coalition was "absolutely not repeating the mistakes of the last Labour government, which introduced very faulty control orders that kept being challenged by the courts".

In reality, the polling there was very faulty.

Therefore, the threatening danger which hung over our Fatherland in the initial period of the war was largely due to Stalin's very own faulty methods of directing the nation and the party.

This is when you draw a conclusion that is based on very little, faulty, or biased information.

This is a conclusion that is based on very little, or faulty, or biased information.

One or even all of the assumptions under which the United States became involved in Vietnam may have been faulty, but very few in the government and the public questioned them until long after the country was committed.

Although there is widespread awareness that this sector has the potential to trigger a crisis as serious as the 2012 PIP breast implant scandal, when it emerged that as many as 47,000 British women might have been given faulty implants, very little has been done about it until now.