There is above all a sort of attention-deficit quality to Vice's output, shifting abruptly between tones and sensibilities.
Rather surprisingly, Oxford suffers from a real deficit of quality bookshops, while the Goliath Blackwell's dominates the academic market.
The deficit of quality, comprehensive statistics on young people became evident when the Commonwealth began building the first youth development index.
Over time, such improvements would help deal with many other social and economic issues, including global competitiveness, domestic unemployment, public health and the budget deficit, because quality education has many beneficial effects.
If Congress does not act swiftly to revise the compact, abolish the collective bargaining rights of WMATA's employees and sanction the unions if they do strike, Washingtonians will pay a steep price in higher taxes and a deficit in quality transportation.
The geoscience and engineering community have long recognized the deficit of quality teamwork and communication skills in their graduates (Dannels 2002; Heath 2000 20033; Ireton et al. 1996; McMasters and Matsch 1996; Sageev and Romanowski 2001; Seat et al. 2001).
Rather, the deficit in quality between such outlets on the one hand, and others of more recent origins on the other - user-driven aggregation sites like Reddit, for instance, as well as the better blogs - provides us with a sense of what can be accomplished even without the exponentially greater resources possessed by such entities as CNN.
Deficits in quality end-of-life care for nursing home (NH) residents are well known.
As this type of organization revealed a lot of inefficiencies (deficits, low quality, etc)., in the 1990s the European Commission decided to open the market to competition.
6 Studies in England have focused mainly on diabetes, heart disease, and asthma, and found widespread deficits in quality of care, although recent studies have reported some improvements.
