Sentence examples for is ultimately flawed from inspiring English sources

For me it is ultimately flawed.

However, this model is ultimately flawed because the revenue potential per player is capped.

At the end of the day, Accounts leaves me wondering if the big-picture vision is ultimately flawed.

Simmons thinks Locke's argument is ultimately flawed because he underestimated the extent to which wage labor would make the poor dependent on the rich, undermining self-government.

Say what you will about Spotify's delayed US launch or whether its freemium model is ultimately flawed, but when it comes to rolling out mobile clients, the music streaming service can't be bettered.

A South Yorkshire police spokesman said: "While we believe our actions in relation to dealing with the media were within policy and were well intended, they were ultimately flawed and we regret the additional anxiety which was caused to Sir Cliff Richard".

The story of the life and work of Günter Grass, who died on Monday at the age of 87, is also the story of Germany's engagement with its Nazi past: a process which is now seen as exemplary, but, as Grass's example shows, was ultimately flawed.

The CIA quickly attacked the report, noting that the program was found to be legal by the Justice Department under the Bush administration, but acknowledging that the interrogations were ultimately flawed.

It may not be pleasant to spend an hour thinking about a bad week, but through looking at the negative and accepting that they are ultimately flawed they can grow.

He has no ticket, no credit card, no cellphone and frankly no real purpose, which is ultimately the fatal flaw of "Riding Toward Everywhere," his earnest, diverting and baffling new book about life on the rails.

The convention is that a man of unusual ability and forceful personality in a position of great power (actual or potential) is ultimately destroyed by a flaw in his character.