Sentence examples for material deficits from inspiring English sources

This paper addresses the challenge of how to characterise in quantitative terms the complex and fast-changing phenomenon of informal urban settlements without falling into oversimplification and a narrow focus on the material deficits of informal settlements.

He resigned because he had no compensation for his material deficit and faced a hopeless endgame.

He resigned after 16 becauseause he had no way to compensate for his material deficit.

De Jong resigned because he had no compensation for his material deficit.

After 19 b3, Socko could have played 19... Bd3, though after 20 Rfd1 Rc3 21 Nc3 b5 22 Qb4 Bd6 23 Na2 Bb4 24 Nb4 Qd6 25 Rd3, White has compensation for his slight material deficit.

Domínguez could then take Ivanchuk's knight, and he would have had no compensation for his material deficit.

The material deficit proved too hard to overcome, and Onischuk eventually won a pawn race in the endgame.

He could have tried 21 but, but after 21... Nf5 22 gf5 Rg2 23 Kf4 Rf8, Adams would have been fine despite his small material deficit.

Instead of 22... Qc6, he could have tried 22... Qc2, when after 23 Bd8 Rd8 24 Qe6 (not 24 Re1, when 24... Rf8 is lethal) Qb1 25 Qd5 Qb5 26 Bc4 Qb7 27 Qe6, and White does not have enough for his material deficit.

By playing 15 Nc4, he was gambling that having the two bishops against Kramnik's two knights would make up for his slight material deficit.

In the final position, Black's active bishop and knight compensated for his slight material deficit, so the players agreed to a draw.