Sentence examples for largely flawed from inspiring English sources

Yet they are largely flawed.

The basic theory was largely flawed.

Research shows early recognition and treatment of substance use disorder among anesthesiologists remains largely flawed.

A report in 2013 from the Academies Commission reported that the programme was largely flawed and that "the result will be to worsen inequities, significantly damaging education".

These data confirm that these commonly employed estimates of GFR are largely flawed in the critically ill, and should be viewed with caution in this setting.

Funds of funds are a largely flawed concept.

They say that previous efforts at such an analysis have been flawed largely because they double-counted damages.

The process, he said, "as it worked in this case was clearly flawed," largely because warnings against the launching by two contractors, Rockwell and Thiokol, were not fully understood or were not conveyed fully to the senior officials who finally approved the launch.

Nor do Russians have high medical bills because the health care system, if flawed, is largely socialized.

Some lawyers say Colonel Abraham's account — of a hearing procedure that he described as deeply flawed and largely a tool for commanders to rubber-stamp decisions they had already made — may have played an important role in the justices' highly unusual reversal.

Consequently the resulting Civil Rights Act of 1957 was weak, flawed and largely impotent but miraculous in its passage nevertheless.