Sentence examples for substantively flawed from inspiring English sources

A British executive accused of heading a $100m ticket-touting ring has completed two weeks in a notorious Brazilian prison, despite growing evidence that his detention may be procedurally and substantively flawed.

In other words, some victors' justice can be substantively flawed.

He said other changes were "technically and substantively flawed" and would complicate the program for businesses, putting New York in danger of losing jobs to other states or nations.

The Paris climate agreement is flawed, legally and substantively.

Common Cause argued the commission's request is substantively unlawful, not merely procedurally flawed.

Discussing the heart of the dispute, Mr. Slater called the arbitration decision flawed, both procedurally and substantively, and said that it was not in accord with an international treaty on the enforcement of arbitration awards.

Albeit flawed.

Flawed, perhaps?

Very flawed.

Flawed tools.

Flawed assumptions go unchallenged.