"It has also developed methods to remedy deficient cement jobs.
Most people would say the economy: stuck in thin-blooded, job-deficient recovery mode, and liable to take a turn for the worse if the news from Europe gets much gloomier.
This short-run "fix-it" mentality is particularly dangerous now because some proposals to deal with continuing job loss have deficient economic underpinnings.
Please don't feel that scientists will think your knowledge is deficient; they understand that your job is different (even if, like most teachers, they feel the urge to lecture and teach constantly).
A law overhauling Mexico's absurdly deficient public-education system in which teaching jobs are handed down through generations and are sometimes even sold—enraged the powerful teachers' union, whose members paralyzed central Mexico City with mass street demonstrations last September.
Thirty-four percent of job seekers, in fact, were found deficient by the 430 surveyed companies that tested for basic skills last year.
Each time, those preparations are interrupted by a carousel of close colleagues and family members, who combine to reveal Jobs as bullying, pig-headed, control-obsessed, Machiavellian and morally deficient – especially when it comes to his daughter, Lisa, whom Jobs cruelly refuses to acknowledge.
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Roger Clemens is the highlight of the Mitchell report, but the most glaring aspect of the deficient report, to this reader, is how poor a job Mitchell and his investigators did investigating the use of steroids in baseball during the last decade or two.
The attorney general has great discretion in deciding how much energy to devote to protecting civil rights, broadening civil liberties, keeping society free of crime, enforcing the antitrust laws and making sure that the president and his cabinet members are held to the same high standards -- an area in which the job's present occupant, Janet Reno, has been deficient.
