Sentence examples for a profoundly flawed from inspiring English sources

These so called "reforms" are a retrograde step back towards a profoundly flawed system.

A stay pending appeal is necessary to prevent these far-reaching and irreversible consequences of a profoundly flawed ruling.

In 2015, I attended the Just for Laughs (JFL) festival in Montreal as a journalist writing on behalf of Gawker, a profoundly flawed organization I miss desperately.

Despite great variance in parenting styles across populations, the end product is always the same: a profoundly flawed and joyless human being".

If he fails to transition from alarmism to pragmatism by Election Day, it will expose a profoundly flawed marketing strategy, and it will then be time to declare the emperor has no clothes.

Early on, the notion of virtual titles by virtually anybody captured the imagination of venture capitalists even though some top publishers scoffed that this highly democratic system would evolve into a vanity press profoundly flawed by the absence of professional vetting and high quality writing.

"In 2013, a narrowly divided and profoundly flawed supreme court ruling undermined Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act and dealt a serious blow to a cornerstone of American civil rights law," he said.

"We have a 401(k) system that is profoundly flawed even as it has moved to the position of pre-eminence in our retirement system," he said.

In recent weeks, the Pataki administration, publicly acknowledging that the system of adult homes is profoundly flawed, has announced an assortment of initiatives and legislation aimed at punishing negligent operators and improving conditions and supervision for residents, nearly all of whom were once patients in psychiatric wards.

If, as seems increasingly likely, the nutritional advice on which we have relied for 40 years was profoundly flawed, this is not a mistake that can be laid at the door of corporate ogres.

"If you speak with the other side, I'm of the firm belief  that you will find shades of grey, that you will find potential common ground, and that you might be able to slowly develop ideas that are profoundly flawed, deeply imperfect, never offering you a safe sense of having a clear moral ground, but would [improve] the wellbeing of the very people you are looking to help".