Sentence examples for its deficient from inspiring English sources

The deficiency of the sensible is its deficient way of being.

Designed to conform to Westchester's hilly terrain, I-287 was built curvy, traffic experts said, and its deficient on- and offramps created bottlenecks.

Cutting back purchases of the Navy's DDG-1000 destroyer (with its deficient missile defense system) was a first step.

Since the issue of killings by police officers was thrust on to the national agenda by the unrest in Ferguson, Missouri, last year, the US government has been heavily criticised for its deficient systems for counting such incidents.

Now running some $144 million over its $592 million budget and months behind schedule, the project is notorious for its deficient, unsafe construction, some of which has come under criminal investigation.

When the cholera pandemic arrived in England, in 1831 O'Shaughnessy, on also demonstrating haemoconcentration in cholera patients, recommended intravenous fluids to "restore blood to its natural specific gravity" and "restore its deficient saline matters" [16].

So one architectural design may be aesthetically compelling as it reflects its ethically upstanding character, whereas another design may be aesthetically compelling as it reflects its ethically deficient character.

In order to systematically study this phenomenon in vivo, we assembled synthetic swarming communities from the Gram-negative bacterium Pseudomonas aeruginosa, its QS deficient knockout mutants, as well as its natural niche-partner species, Burkholderia cepacia.

In addition to the essential functions that define life, an endosymbiont must provide its host all essential complements to its nutritionally deficient diet.

Among the four members of the EGFR family, HER3 is unique because of its catalytically deficient kinase domain (Guy et al, 1994) and its high propensity to self-associate in the absence of ligand (Landgraf and Eisenberg, 2000), and the ability to assume a locked conformation, using an intramolecular tether (Cho and Leahy, 2002).

Indian government auditors - the Comptroller and Auditor General - in a recent report warned that the navy faced the danger of operating with less than half its already deficient submarine fleet by 2012-13 when 63% of its boats would be eligible for retirement.