Sentence examples for economically flawed from inspiring English sources

It's also economically flawed.

Pure self-interest is as economically flawed as it is morally flawed.

Some economists and others have warned for decades that it is economically flawed and morally repugnant.

Earlier this month, the Institute of Economic Affairs think -tank labelled it a "recipe for disaster", an "economically flawed" scheme that will require a contribution of around £1,000 from each taxpayer.

Earlier this week, a think tank said the plan was "economically flawed".

Unless the president stands firm now -- and lays responsibility publicly and openly on a Tea Party political project that is economically flawed and morally bankrupt -- we seem likely to see that play again.

It is legally flawed, economically dangerous and unnecessary.

The reforms are politically, economically and professionally flawed, and they will tear apart the foundations of the NHS.

It is intellectually insulting, inherently flawed, and economically inept.

He added: "But let's be very clear: this is a scientifically flawed, ethically reprehensible, economically unjustifiable and reckless policy that needs to be abandoned, once and for all".

The USSR may have been flawed from the start: economically, politically and ideologically.