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Meaning of "fundamentally flawed"
Fundamentally flawed refers to something that is inherently or deeply flawed, indicating fundamental or essential problems or issues. It implies that there are significant underlying faults or deficiencies that cannot be easily fixed or resolved
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fundamentally flawed
Psychiatry is something fundamentally flawed and rotten.
It is a fundamentally flawed method of measuring engagement.
Her thesis appeared to him to be fundamentally flawed.
We are just fundamentally flawed human beings.
This report is unrealistic and fundamentally flawed.
But the fundamentally flawed ones tend to dissolve.
The premise of the book is fundamentally flawed.
It is fundamentally flawed and sometimes it looks like a violation.
This whole system seems fundamentally flawed.
Is so fundamentally flawed and unreasonable.
That the whole concept is fundamentally flawed.
This scenario is fundamentally flawed because of its ominous repercussions.
Why the idea of soulmates is fundamentally flawed.
Language is a fundamentally flawed and limited vehicle for meaning.
Subsequent elections had been fundamentally flawed.
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The report is fundamentally flawed and needs extensive editing.
Western countries dismiss the vote as fundamentally flawed.
This definition is fundamentally flawed for two reasons.
There are so many things that are just fundamentally flawed.
Is a fundamentally flawed concept.
But the theory is fundamentally flawed.
Neuroscientific explanations of consciousness appeal to simplicity because they are fundamentally flawed.
He also saw them as fundamentally flawed.
Is fundamentally flawed.
Our prison system is fundamentally flawed.
This is still a fundamentally flawed process and one we can not endorse fully.
This voting system is fundamentally flawed.
A somewhat similar explanation revolves around the concept that our understanding of reality is fundamentally flawed.
The proposed law is fundamentally flawed.
A system that can not guarantee adequate compensation or other appropriate remedy is fundamentally flawed.
The whole design is fundamentally flawed.
Federal prosecutors and lawmakers are now investigating whether the regulatory process is fundamentally flawed.
But this reading is fundamentally flawed.
The voluntary approach to corporate accountability championed by the Canadian Government is fundamentally flawed.
The new paradigm was fundamentally flawed.
They have a fundamentally flawed conception of the Messiah.
Most companies are not fundamentally flawed.
This is a fundamentally flawed investigation, littered with errors.
The companies argue the studies are fundamentally flawed.
The Bill is fundamentally flawed in that regard.
But the existing financial system is fundamentally flawed.
The law of Moses was fundamentally flawed in terms of salvation.
I believe your diagnosis of the young man is fundamentally flawed.
The consultation program was fundamentally flawed and insulting to native people.
It is clear that we all consider the elections to be fundamentally flawed.
Your model is fundamentally flawed.
Tonight you are being asked to approve a tender which is fundamentally flawed.
He believed that humanity was fundamentally flawed because of its compassion.
This means that the instrumental view of language is fundamentally flawed.
The report is fundamentally flawed.
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This argument is flawed for several reasons
Flawed only by the icicles in her heart
The plan was flawed from the start
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This does not fundamentally change the game
Fundamentally it means a diet exclusively of vegetable origin
Biodiversity sustains and is fundamentally dependent on ecosystems
