Sentence examples for deemed to be lacking from inspiring English sources
Hong Kong schools are not generally deemed to be lacking in quality.
It is an anatomy of failure that has again centred in Sydney on a specific quality deemed to be lacking.
Ms. Palin has also enlisted a small team of policy counselors to guide her through the substantive areas in which many deemed her to be lacking in 2008.
For example, there was deemed to be a lack of content targeting activities relevant to the shelter sector.
By contrast, those pupils deemed to be under-achieving often lack positive guidance and frequently perpetuate a parental view that education is an irrelevance.
Most found the song to be one of the album's best tracks, but criticized the use of food-sex metaphors and deemed the song to be lacking in creativity.
"It is gratifying that judges are deemed to be endowed with an aptitude lacking in philosophers from the time of the pre-Socratics in sixth century BC to the present day, the ability to identify wisdom … and to distinguish it from the mere demonstration of a common sense approach, pursuing only important issues," Moses said.
It is gratifying that judges are deemed to be endowed with an aptitude lacking in philosophers from the time of the Pre-Socratics in 6th Century BC to the present day, the ability to identify wisdom (Level 4 PI 13 demonstrates wisdom in all aspects of advocacy) and to distinguish it from the mere demonstration of a common sense approach, pursuing only important issues (Level 3 PI8.6).
This was later deemed to be caused by a "lack of situational awareness and flight deck coordination".
SC mRNA was detected in all adenomas, and only two of ten carcinomas (10.5%) deemed to be SC deficient by immunohistochemistry also lacked SC mRNA expression, suggesting diallelic alterations in the SC-encoding gene (locus PIGR).
