Sentence examples for deep deficiency from inspiring English sources

Research from study co-author Carol Dweck has shown that people who have a "fixed mindset" about their personality, or who believe that their character is unchanging, are more likely to believe that the rejection exposes some deep deficiency in their personality.

Cocks also criticised the actors, saying that Moore "lacks all Connery's strengths and has several deep deficiencies", while Lee was "an unusually unimpressive villain".

Thyroid hormones are essential for normal brain development and prenatal disruption or inhibition of the thyroid axis causes deep deficiencies in adult brain functions.

For example, patients with HAART failure and deep immunological deficiency, patients with AIDS classifying diseases but who never had antiretroviral therapy, or patients in the early stage of the HIV infection with high CD4 cell count will probably have very different outcomes.

To see his actions and approve of them uncovers a deep moral deficiency.

Over the next two days of hiking I began to realize that beneath all my mood swings, depression, loneliness and addictive behavior lurked that feeling of deep personal deficiency.

One example it said exemplified "many of the deep-rooted deficiencies that continue to plague P.R.P.D". was the killing of Cáceres Cruz in August 2007 by a tactical unit officer.

But such improvements hide deeper structural deficiencies.

As a result of a deep and persistent deficiency in aggregate demand, the US economy has been operating far below its potential output level.

In the brief, she and her colleagues asserted that "adolescent criminal conduct frequently results from experimentation with risky behavior and not from deep-seated moral deficiency reflective of 'bad' character".

Rapidly-growing solid tumors often display insufficient blood flow and oxygen deficiency within deep inner regions of the tumor.