Sentence examples for flawed in its conception from inspiring English sources

It is becoming painfully clear that the American plan (if it can even be dignified with the name) for dealing with postwar Iraq was flawed in its conception and ineptly carried out.

While declaring the operation "flawed in its concept and flawed in its execution," Holder took no responsibility for it.

Finally, the intervention may have been flawed in its design.

To some Israeli critics, however, the design and the content are beside the point; the museum, they argue, is flawed in its very conception, because it's the product of an American rabbi and the object of American philanthropy.

It seems young physicians support the program in concept, but find it flawed in its application.

The New York election fiasco provides a perfect context to support such a constitutional attack on a process inherently corrupt in conception and even further flawed in its execution.

"The assignment is flawed in its essence," Rabbi Eligberg said.

Minimalism's most fundamental flaw lies in its conception of the judiciary's constitutional role.

It was a profoundly unjust use of government power against an individual — a case flawed in both conception and execution.

An novel as brilliant in its execution as it is bonkers in its conception.

The assault, when it comes, is clinical in its conception and brutal in execution.