Sentence examples for deficiencies made from inspiring English sources

The deficiencies made it harder for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to keep selling the accord to the Israeli Cabinet, the officials said.

But the investigation found that the allegations that engineers on board the platform lacked access to the right documents was "without merit" and said no evidence had been found that the database deficiencies made for unsafe operating conditions.

Furthermore, the data deficiencies made it impossible "to determine if a relationship exists between the recipient of a manual refund" and the authorizing IRS worker.

In Tanzania, among women who accepted public health messages about using clean water, infrastructure deficiencies made it difficult to obtain piped water and created emotional stress on those who wanted but did not have access to it (Obrist 2004); others knew the importance of boiling water, but could not afford the fuel.

Those deficiencies make a long war likely.

Yet his essential value to the team, considering his minutes and offensive deficiencies, make him an intriguing specimen.

Our educational system valiantly tries to reverse this gap, but a host of issues (class size, staff deficiencies) makes the task of not only making up for, but also reversing, this language-cognitive gap sadly difficult.

Compensate and cover: Once you've pinpointed the major deficiencies, make and enact strategies to compensate.

All of these deficiencies make me feel like a child.

Those policy deficiencies make it difficult to believe Republicans could find 60 votes in the Senate for a broad alternative.

WASHINGTON -- At the IRS building in Chamblee, Ga., much of the parking lot sits roped off and neglected, with structural deficiencies making it unsafe for employees to use.