Sentence examples for a seriously flawed from inspiring English sources

When they do, it is frequently in a seriously flawed court.

The Senate Democratic leader, Harry Reid, said Mr Bolton was a "seriously flawed and weakened candidate".

But it turns out that counting followers is a seriously flawed way to measure a person's impact on Twitter.

To me, they expressed continuing commitment to what they conceded to be a seriously flawed body of law.

It's a seriously flawed bill, we'll spend years if not decades fixing it, but it's nonetheless a huge step forward.

But they say the main motivation behind the legislation is a seriously flawed criminal justice system that affects everyone.

If you think a candidate is seriously flawed, don't wait for adverse polls before dealing with it.

But the proposal you pass on from Robert Lawrence, an economist, is seriously flawed.

In the article, three psychologists conclude that the inkblot test and two others commonly used -- the Thematic Apperception Test or T.A.T. and the Draw-a-Person test -- are seriously flawed and should not be used in court or the consulting room.

The rationale that minimal bodily invasion with low risks is a justification is also seriously flawed as it is not the degree of the risks of a medical procedure but the bodily invasion itself that matters.

A paper can be seriously flawed and fail to replicate but still contain valuable insight.