Sentence examples similar to confronting deficiencies from inspiring English sources
Major police departments across the country are confronting similar deficiencies in their sex crimes units.
Clinton's loss forced Democrats to confront their deficiencies among white working-class voters and the vast areas between the coasts that flipped in Trump's direction.
However, this state won't last unless we actually confront the deficiencies, the pain and the watery depths and walk through it.
It also compels us to confront the deficiencies of the constitutional structures of government, an electoral system giving rise to a two-party duopoly, and policy making in an age of vast inequality, growing ideological conflict, and divided government.
The administration's strategy reflects the uncertainty of gun politics in America and the desire by White House officials to address the Connecticut shooting while also confronting the broader deficiencies in the country's criminal justice and mental health systems.
Overall, students found that the reality of clinical practice in Year 3 was rather shocking because it confronted them with deficiencies in their knowledge and skills.
However, the severe deficiency confronted during the preparation of nanoparticles is the stability of the solution and the aggregation of nanoparticles[6 9].
I had not tried it on before this morning as doing so would have required confronting my inability to fold clothes, a deficiency particularly acute when it came to dress shirts.
I had not tried it on before, because doing so would have required confronting my inability to fold clothes, a deficiency particularly acute when it came to dress shirts.
Rock Hudson's pilgrimmage to Paris for treatment of acquired immune deficiency syndrome underscores the difficulties and frustrations confronting patients and doctors in their efforts to combat the disease.
