Sentence examples for Somewhat deficient from inspiring English sources

It starts with leadership and that has been somewhat deficient in some parts of the industry.

Overcalls at the two-level, even at favorable vulnerability, suggest opening values, and he was somewhat deficient in that respect.

"He has a hearty laugh but a somewhat deficient sense of the ridiculous," Alsop wrote.

A programme somewhat deficient in interest had been arranged to occupy the earlier part of the afternoon at the Stadium before the Marathon race was timed to finish.

And while the digital version read as genuinely innovative storytelling, presented here in traditional book form the same tale comes across as somewhat deficient.

Yet, there's a widespread entrenched belief that those who speak Kreyòl only are somewhat deficient, that Kreyòl is a lesser language, a language that CANNOT be used for science, for math, for the law, in written press, and so on.

Perchlorate effects on iodine uptake and thyroid hormone status may be more dramatic in pregnant women who are already somewhat iodine deficient, a high-risk scenario that is not uncommon (Azizi et al. 2003; Kibirige et al. 2004).

Its structure is isometric, of defective spinel form, and somewhat iron-deficient.

"Confronting and vanquishing a tropical river would be my defining achievement," Tayler explains in FACING THE CONGO (Ruminator Books, $27), his absorbing if somewhat irony-deficient book about the journey.

A friendly, ramshackle comedy that is somewhat laugh-deficient, "A Good Old Fashioned Orgy" brings to mind "Brave New World," Aldous Huxley's futuristic satire.

Readers are much more likely to remember a byline with Teddy, my somewhat gravitas-deficient nickname since birth, than one with my more common legal name, Derek.