Sentence examples for was found flawed from inspiring English sources

However, the first mathematically rigorous proof was obtained only in the nineteenth century and it was well recognized by Weierstrass though Bernoulli, Euler and Lagrange once claimed the proof that was found flawed later.

The commercial data exchange, known as "Safe Harbor", was found to be flawed.

The police investigation was found to be flawed and tainted by racism.

Later, that method was found to be flawed and the board returned to disqualifying votes not punched through.

In 2004, the state was forced to stop its search for felons on the rolls after the method it was using was found to be flawed.

But the list, compiled by comparing voter rolls to a driver's license databank and overwhelmingly singled out minorities, was found to be flawed.

The inquest jury's findings led to the IPCC commissioning a review of its first investigation, which was found to be flawed.

The West Midlands Police's Counter Terrorism Unit says "the original work was found to be flawed by the Court of Appeal" and it is right that the family's questions should be answered "in time".

Assuming the players can persuade a judge to let their case go forward, they will most likely argue that the N.F.L. rejected widely accepted science on head trauma for years, and that the league's doctors produced research that later was found to be severely flawed.

Then, the OAS report was found to be so deeply flawed as to be worthless in determining which candidates should proceed to a second round.

The artificial intelligence for the adversaries in the game was found to be predictable and flawed by a few critics.