Sentence examples for he was deficient from inspiring English sources

As a freshman at LaGuardia, Angel Payero, 18, took the necessary assessment tests in August and discovered that he was deficient in reading, writing and math.

Although he did some wonderful work as bishop, especially in the cause of women priests, as well as gay priests, by his own admission, he was "deficient in the carefulness gene".

The movie was directed by Richard Eyre, who, famous for his many theatre productions here and in England, must have been worried that someone would say he was deficient in cinematic skills, because he sends the camera racing in and out of theatres and up and down streets in pointless dynamism.

The result was that he was deficient in reading and marginal in math.

"He was deficient in the jaw, along its border, so we basically built out the entire jaw, squaring it off just like Ryan Gosling's," said Beverly Hills surgeon Dr. Tim Nevin.

She has mastered two political skills he doesn't even know he's deficient in.

But ABC's Miller Dilemma is this: it dreams of having classic games like Monday night's, and yet such riveting broadcasts will restrict Miller's verbal reveries and point him toward too much football analysis, at which he is deficient.

The poet Thom Gunn, a friend of the author's, remarked that he'd worried Sacks was deficient in empathy until he became a clinician.

Section 3501 was deficient, he said, because it "simply reverts the analysis back to the totality-of-circumstances test" the court had found "unworkable and inconsistent".

Flynn implied Spangenberg's age impeded him from fitting in to Uber's youth-driven culture (prompting Spangenberg to include age discrimination claims in his lawsuit) and said that his work was deficient after he reported the security problems, Spangenberg claims.

The point was deficient infrastructure, she says.