Sentence examples for dangerous deficiencies from inspiring English sources

In issuing the order, Langhorne Bond, chief of the Federal Aviation Administration, cited "grave and potentially dangerous deficiencies" in a plate that reinforces engine mountings on the wing.

"I learned that these inspections are turning up grave and potentially dangerous deficiencies in many of the pylon mountings now being checked as a result of that order.

Consumers should be aware that a top five-star rating from Medicare, achieved by a fifth of the more than 15,000 nursing homes nationwide, may mask serious and potentially dangerous deficiencies.

While there are lessons to be learned from every major earthquake, Mr. Yanev creates the impression -- unjustified, in our view -- that there are dangerous deficiencies in tall buildings designed to modern codes in the Pacific Northwest.

Records flagging these dangerous deficiencies could have made a difference.

One of the most dangerous deficiencies in current anti-bullying practice places the responsibility on victims to advocate for their needs and stand up for themselves against bullies.

Happy Geography Awareness Week! Recognizing that "too many young Americans are unable to make effective decisions, understand geo-spatial issues, or even recognize their impacts as global citizens," National Geographic created this annual observance to "raise awareness to this dangerous deficiency in American education".

That's a dangerous deficiency in logic.

Heipt says the medical monitor's report "highlights a dangerous lack of access to healthcare" and deficiencies that left them unable to detect a medical crisis.

The sports physicians discovered that I had a dangerous iron deficiency, one that would have required an emergency blood transfusion had my levels been any lower.

You have to firmly identify the despised other, and rehearse the catalog of his/her physical deficiencies, dangerous ideas, disgusting behaviors and suspect origins.