Significados de seriously flawed en inglés

Rolling Stone's Peter Travers said, Higher Learning is seriously intended and seriously flawed.

Her family has alleged the original Garda inquiry was seriously flawed.

But the authority found the board's investigation was seriously flawed and the warning unfair.

The BBA's self-regulation has been shown to be seriously flawed.

Moreover, the peer review process should remove those papers that are seriously flawed or fraudulent.

Any biography of MacBride which omitted this aspect of his achievement would be seriously flawed.

God knows Newt Gingrich is a seriously flawed candidate.

All three are seriously flawed in different ways.

The alleged 'evidence' that some humans have rudimentary paranormal abilities is seriously flawed, and not credible.

However, it would take a seriously flawed security check system to grant a transaction of this magnitude.

As a consequence, the net result of your series of biased articles is a seriously flawed conclusion.

We reject the assertion by Deirdre Hayes (April 20th) that the report is seriously flawed.

The agreement was seriously flawed.

The Australian Royal Commission found banking practices seriously flawed and recommended an overhaul of the industry with tough new regulations.

A report by the Papua New Guinea watchdog Transparency International has found last year's parliamentary elections to be seriously flawed.

The data sets used are often too short for the purpose, Trenberth says, and the models are too often seriously flawed.