Sentence examples for deficient talent from inspiring English sources

They're not often a product of deficient talent.

This isn't to make excuses for the Bucs – an inability to get stops out of vanilla looks is generally a sign of deficient talent.

It demands accuracy, and Sanchez completed 54.3 percent of his passes last season, ranking 30th in the N.F.L. Sanchez was compromised by injuries and deficient talent around him, but he also failed to reveal any tangible signs of progress in his fourth N.F.L. season.

College soccer is thought to be deficient in cultivating talent, given the restriction of 20 games a season and the lack of top-flight competition.

If he quit his job and ran away with Ivetta and she grew tired of him a man without an education, with few talents, deficient in English he was afraid that he would find himself back at zero.

If he quit his job and ran away with Ivetta and she grew tired of him — a man without an education, with few talents, deficient in English — he was afraid that he would find himself back at zero.

What a shame that a talent-deficient Jets organization wasn't creative enough to use his abilities.

Eurovision is the manifestation of that childhood dream – a world of pure, uninhibited, yet talent-deficient self expression; too much eyeliner and vicious backcombing.

Yes, companies can hire talent in areas in which they are deficient, but then that deficient area is not really part of the company's DNA.

There is no dearth of possibilities, after all: as a species we are deficient in many ways, but we have a talent for atrocity.

As a result, the talent pool from which academies recruit is deficient.