Sentence examples for deeply deficient from inspiring English sources
Kieren Keke, foreign minister of the Pacific nation of Nauru and chairman of the Alliance of Small Island States, called the package adopted Saturday "deeply deficient".
Last year, a Holy Year for the Roman Catholic Church, was a rocky one for Vatican relations with other Christian churches and other faiths, notably because of a document written by Cardinal Ratzinger that stated that other religions were "deficient," deeply offending many church leaders.
He had heaped "shame on the family name," according to the mass-market daily Sun, and even the deeply Tory Sunday Telegraph found the whole transaction deficient in, at the very least, "good taste".
For assessment of the cerebral vasculature Vasp-deficient mice and controls (n = 5/group) were deeply anesthetized with CO2 and transcardially perfused with 4% paraformaldehyde (PFA), followed by 3 ml black ink diluted in 4% PFA (1∶5 v/v).
First, it indicated that brain metabolic energy metabolism was early and deeply disturbed in CM-S mice, suggesting that high lactate production may be due rather to metabolic disturbance than to deficient oxygen supply.
Is he mentally deficient?
Even Saddam is deficient here.
Except we're hardly deficient.
"Different does not mean deficient".
India is deficient in both.
