Sentences with phrase «fundamentally flawed way»

That's a fundamentally flawed way to look at retirement security, because it discards large numbers of former teachers and ignores the basic facts about how individual teachers accrue benefits over time.

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That, in many ways, money actually makes things worse, poisoning relationships, destroying families and breeding fundamentally flawed individuals emotionally deformed by unnatural wealth.

The debate is over whether it was flawed fundamentally (Schiff's position) or in minor ways that required very light edits (if you believe Nunes).

The idea that this couple had any delusions that who they are, fundamentally, changes in any way just because they recited some incantations and signed a marriage certificate shows how flawed their perception of reality is.

Hilgendorf thinks there's something fundamentally flawed in the way «indoor only» adoption organizations are looking at risk.

I still want to give Sony my business but the need to admit the store is fundamentally flawed and fix it or go back to the way it was, it was so much quicker before and the only issues i had were when it was down for maintenance.

Auctioning 100 % of allowances is also the main recommendation in Open Europe's white paper, «Europe's Dirty Secret: Why the EU ETS Isn't Working», for improving the working of the EU's cap - and - trade scheme, although Open Europe concludes that cap - and - trade is fundamentally flawed in ways that can't be fixed.

Counting barrels of gas as a barrel like oil is a barrel is fundamentally flawed if talking about the energy it provides, but people who are in any way activists about energy or peak oil or what have you don't do this.

The argument that the apparent correlation between the onset of the industrial revolution (circa 1850) and in - phase gradually increasing global temperatures is itself proof that Anthropogenic Global Warming (AGW) caused by increased concentrations of CO2 is fundamentally flawed (by the way, correlation is not necessarily proof of causation).

Bindidon, you have presented me with two proposed ways of verifying the IPCC's formula for radiative forcing from CO2 and I have pointed out how they are both fundamentally flawed.

LawyerRatingz itself cautions users, «[r] emember, we have no way of knowing who is doing the rating — customers, people in the industry, regular people, dogs, cats, etc.» Perhaps more fundamentally, if legal services are truly «credence goods» such that their quality is very difficult for consumers to ascertain, using subjective experiences as an indicia of quality would seem to be inherently flawed.

Other times it means getting something inexpensive, but fundamentally flawed in some way.

The vast majority of sensible investors and traders understand that the concept of intrinsic value is fundamentally flawed; the value of all assets, currencies and companies are completely subjective and thus, Dimon nor any other bankers are not in a position to depict the value of bitcoin in any way.