Sentence examples for identity deficit from inspiring English sources

Europe suffers from a shortage of leaders who can speak in its name; from a shortage of ambition (what, after all, is the collective ambition of Europeans now that the EU is perceived more as part of the problem than part of the solution?) But, above all, Europe suffers from an identity deficit, for no one seems to know what it means to be a European nowadays.

HIV compromised men's ability to sustain the traditional masculine position – one that is hegemonic in this setting, and in response, many of them found themselves forced into a deficit identity.

Along with social interaction and engagement in work-related activities then, the workplace culture can shape identity and change a deficit learning discourse to one of strengths (Ahlgren and Tett [2010]) as it impacts on attitudes to learning (Kyndt and Baert [2013]).

Thus, men living with HIV may experience an attachment of a negative or deficit masculine identity that is meant to show that they are no longer viewed as 'real' man.

Call this the tyranny of double entry bookkeeping: the government's deficit equals by identity the non-government's surplus.

Testimonial injustice occurs when a speaker is given less credibility than deserved (suffering a credibility deficit) because of an identity prejudice held by the hearer.

Given this identity, which must hold, the trade deficit is equal to the excess of private sector investment over savings, plus the excess of government spending over tax revenue.

Third, the fragile five got that tag because they have current account deficits, but such deficits require, as an accounting identity, capital inflows.

Indeed, the complete lack of any deficit on the object-identity task in Experiment 3 fits well with this assertion.

So this seems to convolute the claim that "sensory context rather than neuronal identity" is responsible for age-related deficits in sensation.

On all behavioural measures of voice recognition (familiarity, identification, naming and cross-modal identity matching), both disease groups showed deficits relative to healthy controls and the temporal lobe variant FTLD group performed significantly worse than the Alzheimer's disease group.