faulty
rosak
definition
adjective
a car with faulty brakes
working badly or unreliably because of imperfections.
example
Yet another reason for 'faulty' divinations simply lies with the diviner making mistakes of interpretation.
Perhaps you're using poor technique, 'faulty' equipment or simply doing too much.
Initial reports suggest that 'faulty' electrical wiring may have caused the fire.
That accident, which again involved a truck with 'faulty' brakes, left three people injured and damaged 10 parked vehicles.
The reason for applying 'faulty' knowledge is simple.
Common causes of warping include 'faulty' installation or defective manufacture of the siding.
Jenna calls him on this but her reasons are a little 'faulty' .
Other defects included 'faulty' steering mechanisms and suspensions, rusty chassis and doors and seatbelts which did not work.
No re-test fee will apply for minor defects such as 'faulty' light bulbs.
Of the 12 vehicles with serious defects two of the 'faulty' school buses were repaired and re-tested on site before being cleared.
Twice a point of order has been raised, because the reasoning and logic were 'faulty' , and I have demonstrated that.
Should software makers be made more accountable for damage caused by 'faulty' programs?
Their driving assumptions were often drawn from flawed information or based on 'faulty' logic.
One was apparently 'faulty' and the other did not have a battery.
As illustrated in this article, too many 'faulty' assumptions underlie their development and use.
I am apologetic here, as I do not understand your 'faulty' logic in the aforementioned statement.
These claims are mostly bad math, 'faulty' logic and deception.
We were alerted this week to the fact that we hold incorrect opinions and deploy 'faulty' logic.
He argues that defects of memory or 'faulty' perception may apply.
You investigate and find that 'faulty' wiring is to blame.
It was a junky old station wagon with a 'faulty' exhaust system and brakes.
A 'faulty' device whose damage was not apparent to the user caused the overinfusion.
I think this is 'faulty' reasoning - relying on a single biological attribute rather than a range.
It is the driver who determines the speed of the vehicle when the road is bad, visibility is poor, the surface is wet or when brakes are 'faulty' .
What should be done when your memory is 'faulty' ?
His head, with 'faulty' reasoning, told him that he had to stay away.
The act regulates the right to a legal defence and obtaining compensation for damages caused by 'faulty' products.
Most of the broken and 'faulty' lights in the village have now been put right.
When finally she spoke, the logic sounded 'faulty' even to her.
The agency workers will look for defects such as sub-standard tyres, 'faulty' lights and exhausts.
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