Sentence examples for heavily flawed from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the earmark provision is heavily flawed.

Thackeray's characters, though occasionally sympathetic, are generally heavily flawed; anti-heroine Becky Sharp is manipulative, selfish and vain, demonstrating an almost complete lack of morality.

The lack of data and "exotic charm" of Africa makes it an easy target for baseless, heavily flawed or downright ridiculous content.

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It was generally accepted that the existing law was heavily flawed, for several reasons.

However, the ideological motivations of the Vietnamese communist leadership were proven to be limited and heavily flawed, as demonstrated by the 1979 condemnation of Vietnam after ousting the Khmer Rouge regime.

The diabetic, chain-smoking former military officer seized power himself in a coup and ruled as a dictator before organising a series of elections that were heavily criticised as flawed.

Investors are also subject to the so-called "salience bias" — high-profile information is weighted heavily even if it's flawed.

He, or indeed she, is a figure that features heavily in Anderson's work, endearingly flawed and aesthetically pleasing.

I think that their current social management system which relies heavily on friend lists is highly flawed.

"It's entirely right and proper there should be a review but the idea of relying more heavily on retained firefighters is deeply flawed.