Sentence examples for 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.
I watched the whole thing, and found it to be every bit as biased and factually deficient as one would expect a WND production, with Joseph Farah serving as executive producer, to be.
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.
That is to say, some taxes are cut and replaced with a specific national health and community care tax so the British public know that every penny of that is going in the national health and community care services, and that if investment in those services prove deficient the consequence is that the nation pays a little bit more".
Is he mentally deficient?
