Sentence examples for greatest deficiency from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, the novel's greatest deficiency isn't inattention to fact.

Weatherspoon, a burly 6 feet 7 inches, should strengthen the Knicks' greatest deficiency -- rebounding.

According to the Russian Zionist leader Menachem Ussishkin, Herzl's "greatest deficiency will be his most useful asset.

"Our greatest deficiency is in the development of character of young people," Mr. Quinones said, adding that the schools had to teach students to be caring about others.

Perhaps the single greatest deficiency in our understanding of these enzymes is their exact role in biology and their importance to human health.

Many Olympic officials said the failure to mount an effective campaign against the use of banned performance-enhancing drugs was Mr. Samaranch's greatest deficiency.

"The greatest deficiencies arise from their failure to understand or appreciate the history of the party.

Nigerian officials say one of their greatest deficiencies in equipment is a product of a failed deal with the United States.

There were two compelling candidates and the argument was over who was stronger, not who has the greatest deficiencies; no one ever mentioned a compromise candidate.

Downtown's greatest deficiencies are its large Skid Row area (sometimes called Central City East) and its lack of housing for middle- and lower-income families and the shops and amenities that make life agreeable at street level.

One of Green Bay's greatest deficiencies (admittedly, out of many) during this recent slide has been a shabby pass defense, but even this banged-up and bumbling secondary is unlikely to be carved apart by the likes of Nelson Agholor and Dorial Green-Beckham.