Sentence examples for deemed deficient from inspiring English sources

Riding big waves is the one area in which Reynolds is often deemed deficient.

He was deemed deficient not only in people skills but also in corporate infighting.

Over 12 years he wrote five drafts that he deemed deficient and burned, but he was intent on finishing before his father died.

The commission recommended government censorship of any billboard deemed "vulgar by reason of its subject matter or mode of presentation" or even deemed deficient on purely aesthetic grounds.

With that as a standard, 80 percent of the population would be deemed deficient of vitamin D, Dr. Rosen said.

In one instance, managers at the Long Island Rail Road waited more than nine months to grade one vendor, DMJM & Harris, as unsatisfactory, after the firm's work on a 2005 environmental consulting contract was deemed deficient.

Problems with the 2,110 that were deemed structurally deficient last year in the state vary widely in severity.

The bridge had been deemed "structurally deficient" in 1990, but it was not expected to be replaced until 2020.

Federal figures show that 30percentt of the state's 4,178 bridges were deemed structurally deficient or functionally obsolete last year.

A 93-year-old bridge deemed "structurally deficient" proved not so weak after all when a demolition team tried to bring it down with powerful explosives.

Here, Governor Pawlenty has ordered inspections of all bridges in the state, starting Friday, including more than 1,000 deemed "structurally deficient".