Sentence examples for would be flawed from inspiring English sources

The system would be flawed if 80 percent favorites won 100 percent of the time.

Every exam would be flawed -- filled with noise, as statisticians say -- because of the coat.

He said any development at Kings Park that failed to provide such housing would be flawed.

If she did not know of the requirement then Liz Truss's appointment would be flawed.

But the big e-mail senders, and some security experts, say that it would be flawed.

She said any analysis would be flawed, telling MPs: "There are many factors affecting an individual's mental health.

The key place to carry out such a transfer would be flaws within the diamond, locations where elements other than carbon are trapped in the diamond's carbon lattice.

Keen: I don't like the word flawed because that would mean that there would also be an ideal arrangement where it would not be flawed.

While configuring the firewalls, rule configuration has to conform to, or say be consistent with, the demands of the network security policies such that the network security would not be flawed.

Many technology funds fell by 90% or more after the dotcom bubble burst, without any apparent systemic effects.Even if the funds were a systemic threat the proposal would still be flawed, as an EU agreement last month to limit bankers' bonuses shows.

Johnson said that when the ball bounced to him, the timing for a field-goal attempt would have been flawed, so he stood and looked for receivers.