Sentence examples for Seriously defective from inspiring English sources

In rare (and brief) instances, justified by overwhelming historical interest, Mr. Scarduelli includes material from a seriously defective source.

Any list of the Supreme Court's enduring power grabs that does not begin with Bush v. Gore is seriously defective.

Unfortunately, the only English translation of The Second Sex, done in 1953 by the zoologist HM Parshley, is seriously defective.

When Harvard opened the Fogg Art Museum in 1895, its auditorium revealed seriously defective acoustics caused by excessive reverberation.

The Vatican directive is also seriously defective for playing down the role of civilian boards in investigating abuses.

"When you have a car that has so many safety recalls that it might fall within lemon laws, you have a seriously defective vehicle," he said.

Both autophagy and endocytosis are seriously impaired and defective endolysosomes accumulate upon loss of Atg6.

Motherboard spoke with service member who were critically injured when their guns blew up in their hands, and tracked down the internal emails and reports that show that Pentagon officials did not take seriously the threats posed by defective arms. .

The Nazi emphasis on proper breeding, racial purity, and weeding out defectives come from taking Darwin's theory seriously and applying it at the level of society.

Radioactive tritium and strontium leaks; defective emergency sirens; control rod malfunctions; defective fireproofing; seriously flawed emergency sump pumps; back-up cooling pumps impaired by nitrogen leaks; worn wiring; failing emergency generators; failing emergency communications systems and on and on and on it goes.

Taken together, aberrant expression of these genes may seriously damage iron metabolism, iron supply for heme biosynthesis, and hemoglobin biosynthesis during late erythroid differentiation, finally resulting in defective hematopoiesis in zebrafish embryo.