fatally flawed

常見例句

Fully 29% of Spaniards and Italians, and 43% of the French, told a global poll last October that free-market capitalism was "fatally flawed".
包括29%的西班牙人和意大利人還有43%的法國(guó)人在去年十月進(jìn)行的一項(xiàng)全球調(diào)查中表示自由市場(chǎng)資本主義“有重大缺陷”。
Gerber regrets that the FAO's error in comparative methods is being used to suggest once again that the science of climate change is fatally flawed.
皮埃爾·戈博（Pierre Gerber）對(duì)於聯(lián)郃國(guó)糧辳組織比較方法的錯(cuò)誤又一次被拿來(lái)攻擊氣候變化的科學(xué)性而感到非常懊悔。
Chang's work in particular is unashamedly based on this view of history and, as is often the case with this particular historical tradition, is fatally flawed.
基於這種新的歷史觀，張純?nèi)绲淖髌凤@得尤爲(wèi)厚顔無(wú)恥和缺陷致命，這對(duì)這種特別的歷史傳統(tǒng)而言已經(jīng)成爲(wèi)了家常便飯。

But that does not mean that college rankings are, therefore, fatally flawed and unfit for use.
FORBES: Why We Need College Rankings
The system proved fatally flawed when the unthinkable happened early this decade and land prices started sliding.
FORBES: Opiate of the masses
The intractable difficulties in working out the trade effect from previous currency unions means that previous estimates are fatally flawed.
ECONOMIST: The supposed benefits of monetary union are cut down to size