Sentence examples for grave deficiency from inspiring English sources

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Having noticed a surfeit of designer strollers and cashmere cable knits in his Upper East Side neighborhood, the Australian transplant Josh Mazza diagnosed a grave deficiency in the area: sexy mixology in a cozy, accessible joint.

Yet... the conventional attack on the decision suffers from grave deficiencies.

We are, of course, happy that Italy's criticism of the grave deficiencies of the Dublin regulation on refugees is finally common currency, even in Brussels.

The lawyers have also mentioned a report by the French Banking Commission, which fined the bank €4m in July after uncovering "grave deficiencies" in SocGen's internal controls.

If so, perhaps they could now tell us what they propose to do to remedy the grave deficiencies the Buckland case has exposed to public scrutiny.

The history of this case, and how it took six long years for it to come to court, reveals grave deficiencies in the policies and practices of those responsible for investigating sexual offences committed against members of the armed forces.

The NHS relied on public adoration to mask grave deficiencies, resulting in a series of scandals and comparatively poor outcomes in key areas from cancer survival to under-five mortality rates.

"Notwithstanding grave deficiencies in the city's evidence management system," she wrote, "Newton's due process claim cannot be sustained absent proof that a city official acted with the requisite constitutional culpability in withholding evidence".

However, it became clear very soon that the notion of a triangulated category has grave deficiencies: several important constructions that work for abelian categories stop working in the triangulated setting.

"He put his finger on some grave deficiencies in the armed forces, particularly in Iraq at the time, where helicopters were unreliable and also there were too few helicopters".