Sentence examples for deficient way from inspiring English sources
The deficiency of the sensible is its deficient way of being.
GDP, almost all agree, is a deficient way of adding up what matters most: "Economic performance is... a means to an end.
Victims of childhood abuse are likely to have poor-quality memory processing when faced by a renewed trauma in adult life as they have learned to process these sorts of memories in a deficient way [ 18].
Not that any of its individual sections are in any way deficient or that overall virtuosity is lacking.
She explained: "The murderers that one reads about in the newspaper are, half the time, mentally deficient in some way, or simply callous.
"It's not that these crop plants are deficient in any way," said Dr. Maris Apse, a postdoctoral researcher in Dr. Blumwald's laboratory.
On his blog, Dreher acknowledges that "gays, understandably, find their personal dignity insulted by people who believe that their sexuality is in any way deficient".
"If a prospective donor was deficient in some way, usually intellectually, the family power structure tended to focus on his or her presumed expendability".
For some reason, there has been a dramatic increase in the number of applications judges have found deficient in some way.
Though the compromises made are roughly comparable to those implicit in any Japanese consensus, they are structurally deficient in a way the Japanese ones are not.
