Sentence examples for was profoundly flawed from inspiring English sources

The decision, he wrote there, was "profoundly flawed".

If, as seems increasingly likely, the nutritional advice on which we have relied for 40 years was profoundly flawed, this is not a mistake that can be laid at the door of corporate ogres.

Certainly, the document he took home with him from Paris was profoundly flawed in almost every respect.

Both succeed in making us feel deeply for characters who are profoundly flawed.

At best they are profoundly flawed objects of veneration; at worst, object lessons in how not to think.

Over the years, I have come to understand that the basic premise behind the Cookbook is profoundly flawed.

Human Rights Watch found that trials supposed to address last year's pogrom were "profoundly flawed" and notes that as of June 85% of the courts' detainees were Uzbek.

"We have a 401(k) system that is profoundly flawed even as it has moved to the position of pre-eminence in our retirement system," he said.

Their record on public health is "disastrous" he says, while their reforms and restructuring are profoundly flawed, as the potential strike by junior doctors shows.

The biggest source of optimism among opponents is the increasing belief that the polling on which Trump draws his confidence is profoundly flawed.

Both companies have denied that their finance charges are discriminatory, saying that the statistical studies on which the plaintiffs rely are profoundly flawed.