An article from SBNation.com noted, "This Penn State one is a talented but extremely flawed one, flawed, especially defensively, in ways that are blatant and clear and easy for any well-coached offense to exploit, and flawed on offense with youth and with inexperience, destined to repeat the past because they must before it gets any better".
It is flawed, especially in its reference to the vexed Palestinian refugee issue.
Snap judgments about teachers can be flawed, especially under pressure to assess so many at once.
The audio quality is flawed, especially in full-volume passages, in which the orchestra sound gets woofy.
But they were united in believing that the nation's electoral system is deeply flawed, especially since it does not crown as the winner the person who wins the popular vote.
Big East Commissioner Mike Tranghese, who coordinates the B.C.S., acknowledged that the selection system was flawed, especially when for the second time in three years a team that failed to win its conference championship found its way into the national title game.
CHEMERINSKY: I think that our criminal justice system is terribly flawed, especially in its failure to provide adequate counsel to people who are facing death sentences.
While the paper is well written and the model well designed, the fundamental premise may well be flawed, especially concerning MKK4's role in tumorigenesis, perhaps misleading the line of experimentation.
"We cannot allow the courts in New York State to stand by idly and be party to what we now know is a deeply flawed process, especially when that process involves basic human needs — such as a family home — during this period of economic crisis," Judge Lippman said in a statement.
Just as radical in her own way as Gilligan, she delivers a subversive (and, for prior readers of Gilligan, familiar) message: that therapy is inherently flawed, and especially so for women, since in therapy the patient is subordinate, submissive to rules, a subject — rather the way men have historically treated women.
