Sentence examples for deficiencies plaguing from inspiring English sources

And to be clear, sending veterans to expensive health care providers outside the VA system on a massive scale will not fix the underlying resource deficiencies plaguing our veterans medical centers.

A recent review [ 39] of psychological studies of TOP identified discrepancies between societal and individual experiences, due to "theoretical and methodological deficiencies plaguing this area of study, with the available data often missing the complexity and depth of individuals' inner experiences" [37:238].

This deficiency plagues Brazil's only truly global city, in which hedge funds inhabit hulking postmodern skyscrapers, well-heeled consumers stream into luxury shopping malls and immigrants are as likely to speak Castilian Spanish as Quechua.

"The systemic analytic deficiencies" that plagued assessments of Iraq's program, the lawmakers said, "could also have affected other estimates, including on the nuclear programs of North Korea and Iran".

Scurvy related to vitamin C deficiency ravaged and plagued previous expeditions, including those to the polar regions.

The account, based on classified documents collected by investigators, cataloged an embarrassing record of poor maintenance, inadequate training and other deficiencies that continue to plague the navy.

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.

Responsibility was plaguing.

But by suggesting that the "problem" stems from "within Islam," Blair exhibits a deficiency that has longed plagued Western conversations about faith and politics: the inability to separate the religious actor from the religion itself.

The death, and the results of the review, suggest that after several rounds of reforms that followed highly publicized deaths of children, the agency is still plagued by serious deficiencies.

The Rotating Biological Contactor (RBC) is used for both municipal and industrial wastewater treatment; however, the RBC has been plagued with mechanical deficiencies since its conception.