Sentence examples for face deficiencies from inspiring English sources
Countries in every region face deficiencies in individual or multiple vitamins and minerals (iron, folic acid, vitamin A, vitamin B12, or zinc).
They were facing deficiency notices totaling around $50,000 including penalties for the years 2006 and 2007.
People with mental disabilities face glaring deficiencies in basic care, like checkups and immunizations.
In addition to the challenge of marine litter, these States face serious deficiencies in basic waste management capabilities, due mainly to small and sparse populations with limited potential economies of scale.
More than 800 million people are still undernourished, two billion face micronutrient deficiencies and more than 500 million are obese.
Being overly confident about yourself in the face of deficiencies could stymie your development and prevent a blossoming of talent or a much-needed change of direction (even if that change means leaving one talent and working on another).
Phosphorus (P) is easily fixed in soils, forming unavailable forms, such as insoluble P and organic P. Plants frequently face P deficiency because of its low mobility in soil.
Johnson explains that individuals facing cognitive deficiencies will be the first super-humans.
However, he also notes that such people compromised themselves, and a society consisting mostly of other-directed individuals faces substantial deficiencies in leadership and human potential.
Despite the success of passing the structural reforms, this is a government that has faced serious deficiencies in achieving its immediate policy objectives (not least has been the anaemic state of GDP growth since Peña Nieto came to power), and has not shown signs that it is willing to change the decision-making environment in Mexico.
Strict blood-feeders, such as some arthropods and leeches, face a deficiency in B-vitamins from their diets, so it is expected that their bacterial endosymbionts might supplement the host's nutritionally unbalanced diet.
