Sentence examples for deficient writing from inspiring English sources

A report released by the Partnership for 21st Century Skills found that over 26percentt of college graduates have deficient writing skills.

"Certain aspects of the District Attorney's performance in this case might be described as a comedy of errors but for the fact that it has been so sadly deficient," Goethals wrote.

I don't see humor as some sort of shrunken or deficient cousin of "real" writing.

The Guardians John Crace expressed his belief that most of the programme's male characters are deficient in some way, writing: "surely it must be possible to make a show with women lead characters without having to make every male a complete dork?

"[A]nticipation of public peer review and discussion deters authors from submitting low-quality manuscripts and, thus, relieves editors and referees from spending too much time on deficient submissions," he wrote.

JAG and MK originally supplied the COMT gene deficient mice and participated in the manuscript writing.

Shales describes Amanpour as "the opposite of the perfect candidate," writing that she "is widely considered to [be] deficient" on domestic policy issues, the traditional fare for Sunday morning political shows.

"Certain aspects of the district attorney's performance in this case might be described as a comedy of errors but for the fact that it has been so sadly deficient," Superior Court Judge Thomas Goethals wrote in his ruling.

Writing in the early 20th century, Lord Cromer conceived of the "Egyptian mind" as deficient and flawed, and thus incapable of self-governance.

Writing for The A.V. Club, Stephen Thompson called the track "pneumatic" and "hook-deficient".

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