Sentence examples for as a deficient from inspiring English sources

Willingness is all very well, but acquire a reputation as a deficient beverage-maker and your stock will plummet.

But after the Conservatives won the 2015 general election, the analysis was dropped and replaced with what Tyrie describes as a "deficient substitute".

This may be due to the limitations of local clinics, such as a deficient amount of bone graft materials.

Despite this, care should be taken to consider the potential confounding factors of a high-grade pivot-shift, such as a deficient lateral meniscus or root tear [59, 80], lateral posterior tibial slope >10.6° [85], ITB injury, or general hyperlaxity [91].

end{aligned} (3.9) In general, if (aneq0), then (A_{d} z -a) has zero as a deficient value, and using the reasoning above to (A_{d} z -a), we hase logbiglvert A_{d}bigl(re^{itheta}bigr)-abigrvert leq0 (3.10) holds, for all (|zeroin E_{xi}) asd (arg z=thetain [theta_{r},theta_{r}+l]).

Instead, it is placed in a gray area between presence-at-hand and readiness-to-hand and is usually regarded as a deficient, still a subordinate mode of the latter [10], [11].

In De Civitate Dei, Augustine emphasizes the privative nature of evil by referring to the will's pursuit of inferior goods as being a deficient rather than efficient cause [De Civitate Dei, XII.7].

25 Both estimates classify this population as vitamin A deficient.

Practitioners may need to rethink insulin administration and glycaemic control measures if insulin therapy may be considered as supplementing a deficient vital hormone.

This disease is characterized by an impaired function of the immune system, growth retardation and skin alterations as a result of a deficient gastrointestinal zinc absorption [ 5].

Frustration with Conservative policy over Gaza was the trigger, but dismay at what she sees as a morally deficient Middle East policy would not have driven her out of government if she had felt valued from within.