Sentence examples for A bit deficient from inspiring English sources
Sometimes their listening skills were a bit deficient, sometimes they were as sharp as Sherlock Holmes's.
Writer found it long on enthusiasm but a bit deficient in organization.
He may be a bit deficient on the admin side, but at least he's fit enough to make it to Normandy – and has every intention, if he's spared, of returning next year.
For years, doctors had been telling me I was a little anemic, or a bit Vitamin D deficient.
Just setting a nickel on top of a deficient heat sink can help quite a bit, but this is dangerous, as any jarring of the device will cause the nickel to short out the device.
Then he looked at me and realised that I was iron deficient, so he realised that I needed a bit of tweaking too.
"I find it a bit disturbing and somewhat offensive that the concept of the intellectually deficient consumer has found a voice in our legislative process," he said.
A bit. Just a bit more sparkle".
To people who lead a less-than-wired existence, that may seem like a bit of a "duh," but I spend so much interacting with people on the Web that I have become a little socially deficient.
