Sentence examples for is critically flawed from inspiring English sources

"Now that we know the theory of the D.A.'s case, we are confident that it is critically flawed and that Mr. Kancharla will be vindicated".

They blame the city's Education Department, saying the process it uses to figure out where to build new schools is critically flawed.

Weis feels the bill -- Senate Bill 744 -- "is critically flawed due to a lack of regulatory safeguards and should be reconsidered," according to a statement released Wednesday by the watchdog group, which recently completed their analysis of the legislation.

Last month the federal Environmental Protection Agency told city officials that the new law was critically flawed and likely to result in more lead poisoning of children.

The federal Environmental Protection Agency has notified New York City officials that it believes changes made in the city's lead-paint law last year are critically flawed.

As he began his work, however, Mr. Diamond became convinced that America's "plan for political transition in Iraq was critically flawed," that there was a fundamental contradiction between "our aspiration for democracy" and "our impulse for unilateral control".

(Judge Oliver W. Wanger of Federal District Court ruled Tuesday that the 2008 federal plan to protect the smelt was critically flawed and sent it back to the Fish and Wildlife Service for reconsideration).

All in all, it's a worthy cause, but its implementation has been critically flawed.

Overall, we conclude that the results of Berger et al. [1], as they stand, are critically flawed and cannot be accepted without further verification by other researchers (not necessarily us) more familiar with both the morphology of modern humans and the range of variation exhibited by prehistoric Palauans and other contemporary skeletal series of the region.

It is critically important.

That is critically important.