fundamentally flawed

While these are important issues, his plan is fundamentally flawed in two ways that have received too little attention.

I believe a support system for the wine market is fundamentally flawed in any case.

From their view, the world is fundamentally flawed and they want to be on the winning side.

They know, and have known for some time, that the vehicles are fundamentally flawed.

And to my mind that is a fundamentally flawed planning strategy.

It is clear that we all consider the elections to be fundamentally flawed.

"The system, the Government, this country, have become fundamentally flawed," he said.

"People are saying something is fundamentally flawed in the stock market.

"If a law is fundamentally flawed, you're supposed to point that out," she said.

"This is a fundamentally flawed team from the goal on out.

"This is fundamentally flawed in its current form, and I would oppose it," he said.

This is still a fundamentally flawed process and one we cannot endorse fully.

Don't ask me to defend something that is fundamentally flawed.

More than half the city's investigations of child abuse reports are fundamentally flawed, a state report said recently.

However this position turned out to be fundamentally flawed.

"This shows how fundamentally flawed the current system is because members have to go back repeatedly for contributions."

Without one, it is fundamentally flawed, as is crime control.

Yet the circular reasoning behind this claim is fundamentally flawed.

Prosecutors conceded that their 1979 trial had been "fundamentally flawed."

The decision is fundamentally flawed, has no basis in fact or law, and we will appeal."

Kidd added that the Nets were a fundamentally flawed team now.

Most experts agree that both have become fundamentally flawed.

It would, however, be futile to attempt to improve a system that is fundamentally flawed.

"It's about a business plan that is fundamentally flawed."

It seems that my principle method for ordering is fundamentally flawed.