Tacitus still practiced advocacy at law in 100 he, along with Pliny the Younger, successfully prosecuted Marius Priscus, a proconsul in Africa, for extortion but he felt that oratory had lost much of its political spirit and its practitioners were deficient in skill.
In the clinic I never really feel that I might be deficient in examination skills, I think that I am more likely to have deficiencies in knowledge to interpret… I am quite capable of doing a physical examination (year 3, group 2, student 8).
Research shows that they are deficient in social skills, usually shy, unassertive, and passive and socially withdrawn.
Most of the characters are bundles of moral certainty, variously deficient in the skills of conversation but prolific in assertion, declamation and opinion -- opinion that will seem largely familiar to readers of his nonfiction.
The movie was directed by Richard Eyre, who, famous for his many theatre productions here and in England, must have been worried that someone would say he was deficient in cinematic skills, because he sends the camera racing in and out of theatres and up and down streets in pointless dynamism.
Pyzdek and Keller [8] suggested that a change agent deficient in soft skills would nearly always be ineffective.
The growing need for fire safety engineering (FSE) design around the world has led to higher education degrees, many of which lack strong foundations in fundamental knowledge and are somewhat deficient in developing skills (application of knowledge) and appropriate attitudes (reflective assessment and synthesis of knowledge).
In the same way, students can do quite well on standardized tests but be highly deficient in academic skills that will undermine collegiate success.
Despite these efforts, teachers are still deficient in quantitative skills and limited in their ability to show their students the connections between these disciplines (Quintero, 2006).
