Sentence examples for fundamental deficit from inspiring English sources

"There is a fundamental deficit in democracy, transparency and accountability between the club and its members," O'Neill says.

The real problem is twofold: first, there is a fundamental deficit of IVF pricing knowledge within the NHS and among NHS commissioners.

A few critiques of the report's methodology and tone have followed, but there is no denying that MSF has pulled back a curtain, revealing a fundamental deficit that had not been acknowledged.

A standard checklist for the condition includes "callousness; lack of empathy"; many other distinguishing psychopathic traits, like lack of guilt and pathological lying, surely stem from this fundamental deficit.

In this paper the fundamental deficit of the actual tolerancing and specification systems GPS and ASME Y14.5 is derived and the path for enlarging the system by preposing a functional model is shown.

He said they appeared to have a "fundamental deficit of understanding" about the British justice system, including the role of a trial and a jury, after they plied him with basic questions about the system in the Southwark Crown Court in south London.

Attention turned to the state of Britain's education system when the judge in Ms Pryce's first trial dismissed the jury after it submitted questions exposing "fundamental deficits in understanding".

That's notoriously difficult to do, especially when the meaning of the drama hinges on the expressiveness of limitations, as it does in "The Pillowman," "The Light in the Piazza" and "The Glass Menagerie". How do you portray fundamental deficits of intelligence, maturity and socialization without rendering the character a dull schoolyard stereotype of retardation?

Vicky Pryce, the ex-wife of the disgraced cabinet minister Chris Huhne, faces a retrial next week over taking speeding points for him because a jury failed to reach a verdict, after suffering what the judge described as "absolutely fundamental deficits in understanding".

It was totally unnecessary what has happened there, because there were no fundamental deficits in the economy.

The jury in a trial last month failed to reach a decision, prompting the judge to question its "fundamental deficits in understanding" of their role and the trial process.