Sentence examples for woefully flawed from inspiring English sources
F.B.I. background checks are widely viewed as the gold standard but are in fact woefully flawed, often based on fallible and incomplete data submitted to the bureau by state and local law enforcement.
Frankly this is a woefully flawed study with no factual underpinnings.
However, AT&T snapped back at that study quickly, calling it "woefully flawed".
Unsurprisingly, given both their analysis and solution to the problem is so woefully, perhaps willingly flawed, the coalition have categorically failed on each of their own terms.
It stands for Genuine Economic and Monetary Union, a term used in the conclusions of the past two E.U. summit meetings in a tacit acknowledgment that the common currency created by the 1992 Maastricht Treaty was flawed and woefully incomplete.
The Park View Educational Trust, which runs three of the schools put in special measures, accuses the government of "deliberately misrepresenting" schools and describes inspections as "woefully shoddy" and "fatally flawed".
But the evidence we had was flawed, resulting from a woefully under-powered, under-funded trial.
