Sentence examples for was deemed flawed from inspiring English sources

The DfT re-let the franchise to FirstGroup in 2012, turfing Branson out of the rail business, only to be forced to return it to Virgin when the process was deemed flawed.

Part of the fun of Release Me on initial listen (and before reading the liner notes), is speculating on why any of this material was deemed "flawed".

In several past cases, the way young children were questioned was deemed flawed because of inappropriate phrasing.

All presidential and parliamentary elections held during the independence era have been deemed flawed by independent western monitoring groups.

His trial was deemed deeply flawed by Amnesty International.

It was still possible at this step to exclude a paper if it was deemed irrelevant or methodologically flawed.

Papers were excluded for a number of reasons including the fact that no parent outcome was identified, the study was irrelevant to neonatal services offered in developed countries such as the UK, 3 or the study was deemed to be fatally flawed.

It is to be put under review, and may be deemed fundamentally flawed.

One man at Scotland Yard stands out as the architect of an approach to public order that has now been deemed fundamentally flawed.

24 Trials were classified as 'unclear risk of bias' when insufficient information was provided to permit judgement, 'high risk of bias' when the methodological flaw was likely to have affected the true outcome and 'low risk of bias' when a methodological flaw was deemed inconsequential to determine the true effect within a study.

Though Twain's books are still the library's prized possessions, Ms. Morgan went so far as to say that her library's former benefactor could be "incredibly rude" about writing he deemed flawed.