Sentence examples for big deficiency from inspiring English sources

Judged as popular music, the work of the garage-blues duo the Black Keys sounds like one big deficiency.

However, there is still a big deficiency in understanding and prediction of heat transfer in supercritical fluids.

Observing the sensor readings solely allows only a late detection of faults on the separator which is a big deficiency of such a technique, since it causes the oil and gas processing plants to shut down.

David Wainwright, the course director at the CHSS, said although health research looks at the social, rather than clinical sciences, there had always been a big deficiency in health services research.

This is one big deficiency of the text.

"From my point of view it has big deficiencies," Mr. McConnell said.

"He has made sure that he has a high-powered team around him to make up for any deficiencies, though I'm not saying he has big deficiencies," said Robert H. Michel, the former Republican leader in the House.

Power has been the Yankees' biggest deficiency all season, but it has returned with a bang.

The biggest deficiency is in London, where 14,400 more homes a year are needed to meet demand than are planned for by the Greater London Authority GLAAuthority GLA

Alderson said the Mets would continue to pursue outfielders, their biggest deficiency, as well as a free-agent starting pitcher to fill the new rotation vacancy.

(I declare an interest, living in rural Oxfordshire; but the biggest deficiency nationwide is actually in London, where it was recently estimated that 14,400 fewer homes than are needed are being built per year).