The reason straw polls are so faulty is that, being small, their outcome can be easily swayed by enthusiastic supporters who are willing to turn up and vote.
Initially the test was so faulty that some people with terminal cancer and severe learning disabilities were told they had to find work.
It is unconscionable that our voting equipment is so faulty, that poor and minority communities have been systematically disenfranchised, and that so few legislators are following through on promises to address this disgraceful situation.
Initially, the test was so faulty that people with terminal cancer were being found fit for work and denied the extra financial support (at £108 a week, employment and support allowance – ESA – is about £30 more than jobseeker's allowance).
Yet when we do we rely on a hiring practice that is so faulty it would be comical if it didn't have such serious repercussions.
If U.S. targeting is so faulty and wrought with error, shouldn't we re-evaluate the intelligence behind all those drone strikes and other air attacks the U.S. conducts all over the world?
If that castle is built on a foundation that is so faulty that it will topple in three years, you're going to make those corrections, almost regardless of what it will take.
Difficult to grasp in itself, that simple description requires no further embellishment to explain why he eventually fell in with mobsters as a teen, ran drugs out of the back of a car, went to prison and why he was so faulty as a person and, later, as a parent.
If you have a "faulty" memory, spend some time working on it and the reason behind why it's so faulty.
The Chicago Tribune, in an investigative series on the death penalty in Illinois, concluded: "Capital punishment in Illinois is so riddled with faulty evidence, unscrupulous trial tactics and legal incompetence that justice has been forsaken".
