Sentence examples for incredibly flawed from inspiring English sources

Ava Steiner, whose son is in the 11th grade at South High, said the survey was "incredibly flawed," adding: "Even though it was anonymous, there was still fear".

In each case, the Knicks would be incredibly flawed structurally, and if the lineups are too unproductive to use, chemistry problems over a lack of minutes could result.

"It's a little disheartening to see companies tout the depths of their wisdom and then put out research that is so incredibly flawed," Mr. Pottruck said.

It doesn't even matter that there's no good way to use America's incredibly flawed mental health care system to somehow populate a database of people too ill to own guns without turning them on other people.

But the story gets played up in blogs and by the conservative media because it makes Democrats look like criminal conspirators.The truth undergirding all of this: America's voting systems are incredibly flawed with machinery, deadlines, and regulations that differ from county to county.

And their task has been helped along by the Tea Party's successful efforts to promote incredibly flawed candidates in many Republican primaries.

The letter from Foreign Minister Louise Mushikiwabo, dated Aug. 3, describes the 545-page draft report as "fatally flawed" and "incredibly irresponsible".

The group said in a statement that the Canadian National Breast Screening Study was "deeply flawed" and "incredibly misleading".

She thinks the current conversation around #MeToo is incredibly important but also "inherently flawed, as most large movements are.

He found the mechanics of the putting green to be badly designed, which he cited as "an incredibly serious flaw that takes British Open Championship Golf out of contention for the gold cup".

Though Twain's books are still the library's prized possessions, Ms. Morgan went so far as to say that her library's former benefactor could be "incredibly rude" about writing he deemed flawed.