Sentence examples for were flawed to from inspiring English sources

Novopharm contended that the experimental procedures underpinning the Form 1 patent were flawed, to which Glaxo responded that the opposition's experiments were contaminated with seed crystals and hence not a faithful reproduction of Example 32 [Clearly, there were no seeds of Form 2 anywhere prior to April 15 , 1980.

Democracy must be flawed to produce an electorate so badly mistaken.

The court would have to find extraordinary evidence that the election was flawed to take such a step.

All these eyewitness accounts are flawed to a greater or lesser degree, and Julie Salamon's energetic "Hospital" is no exception.

They would say, "Oh, it's because of that person, we didn't... .. No, the plan was flawed to begin with, right?

PAW's interview of A. Scott Berg '71 on his new biography of Woodrow Wilson 1879 (Princetonians, Sept. 18) was flawed to the point of being shameful.

His work showed, among other things, that it was flawed to view investors as rational actors.

The staying power of "voodoo economics" remains in defiance of its particulars, which are flawed to the point of hopelessness.

The Pentagon survey is flawed, to be sure.

To be flawed, to be wonderful, to be frustrating, to be inspiring.

Republicans say the measures were flawed and potentially harmful to the economic recovery.