Sentence examples for a fundamentally flawed from inspiring English sources

Lawyers for HS2AA say homeowners are in danger of not being properly compensated following a "fundamentally flawed" consultation process.

Increasing primary school enrolment without making provision for improved access to secondary and higher education was a fundamentally flawed strategy.

For Mr. Ferrer it exacerbates what I have thought from the beginning was a fundamentally flawed strategy.

A man drowned in Sydney's Darling Harbour at a world-famous event that had a "fundamentally flawed" risk assessment, says a coroner.

Jerome Phelps of Detention Action, the charity that brought the case, said: "The detained fast track is a fundamentally flawed process.

A fundamentally flawed notion – say, that the Germans can't possibly attack though the Ardennes – becomes part of what everyone knows, where "everyone" means by definition only people who accept the flawed notion.

Diane Ravitch, an education analyst at New York University, calls the standards a "fundamentally flawed" mandate foisted on the states without "any idea how they will affect students, teachers, or schools".

Pharmaceutical companies say they are "outraged" at a "fundamentally flawed" decision that will damage patient care.

I think this is a fundamentally flawed notion.

But Assembly GOP Leader Chad Mayes of Yucca Valley called it a "fundamentally flawed" premise to assume that new taxes were a prerequisite on either issue.

However, the court found that a second finding of contempt in Leeds – the one that landed Yaxley-Lennon in prison ­– couldn't stand as it followed a "fundamentally flawed process".