fatally flawed

For this reason alone the judge's order is fatally flawed.

The formula agreed upon is not in itself fatally flawed.

He also said the plan did not have enough safeguards and might even be fatally flawed.

Even if they did, though, the plan is fatally flawed from a practical standpoint.

The practice of capital punishment in this country is fatally flawed and needs to be stopped.

But analysis exposes the two leading studies as fatally flawed.

The Guatemala plan, whatever its weaknesses, is not fatally flawed.

It will therefore be fatally flawed and condemned to failure.

More than 70 obsolete or fatally flawed computer systems were retired.

Everyone knows that he is fatally flawed, so no one will trust him with anything of any consequence.

Last month, he hardened his tone and called the plan "fatally flawed."

His bill has gained some adherents, but it is fatally flawed.

"But the building was fatally flawed in some way.

However, it was not only an immensely immoral decision but a fatally flawed one.

And assuming that the system is not fatally flawed.

But unless a treaty is fatally flawed, Washington should not abruptly walk away from the agreement.

The headline quoted him as calling the housing plan "fatally flawed."

Others work to advance a regional peace plan; the President rejects it as fatally flawed.

Pound makes it clear enough that de Born is a fatally flawed character, though attractive to women.

Another leader might have seen that the mission to the node-drainer was fatally flawed.

Some experts say the identification procedure was fatally flawed.

What is worse, their understanding of American constitutional government is fatally flawed.

The whole thing is fatally flawed, is it not?

To her mind, his thinking was fatally flawed.

But the savings and loan situation comes about because of fatally flawed Government policies."