Sentence examples for altogether flawed from inspiring English sources
The narrative is well-established, factual in its broadest strokes and altogether flawed, or at least woefully incomplete.
The cyclic voltammetry and current transients indicated more active electro chemistry of the alloy than of essentially pure Al, consistent with the expected solubility of the Fe and V components of the alloy, ac impedance analysis indicated that the underlying barrier oxide film was either absent altogether or flawed in nature.
It will be hard even for dictators to take that right away altogether, for the experience of elections, even flawed ones, seems to help embed democracy.
Chris Date and Hugh Darwen, authors of The Third Manifesto, have suggested that the SQL Null implementation is inherently flawed and should be eliminated altogether, pointing to inconsistencies and flaws in the implementation of SQL Null-handling (particularly in aggregate functions) as proof that the entire concept of Null is flawed and should be removed from the relational model.
An incorrigible moral narcissism about its own good intentions makes it unable to recognize that its central ideal and instrument -- peacekeeping -- is so flawed that it must be abandoned altogether.
In fact, paying out 70percentt of revenue is close enough to financial crippling to mean that some think Uber is intrinsically flawed as a business model unless it can remove drivers altogether.
