Sentence examples for maybe deficient from inspiring English sources
Thus, we think that it is of importance to undertake a large-scale screening to identify individuals from an elderly population who maybe deficient in these micronutrients.
Speaking of a sense of humor and the Middle East, when Bush called for a new Palestinian leadership, Barbara Bush the elder ("Mother," he invariably calls her) rang up to say, "How's the first Jewish president doing?" Maybe I'm deficient in humor, but I don't see why this is funny, as her son clearly believes it to be.
If the prediction fails, then we know that the element of astronomical theory which made the prediction is deficient, maybe even false.
This suggests that the Bcd enzyme in the butanol production pathway maybe be somehow deficient.
Maybe the Kindle Fire isn't as "media-deficient" a tablet as BN CEO William Lynch would have us believe.
Perhaps my memory isn't so deficient.
Maybe I was just feeling dreamy after an oxygen-deficient week in the high altitude of the Himalayas, or maybe I was genuinely contemplating a goal that would remain just as urgent and possible after my descent back to earth.
Maybe wine was a blind spot not because I was morally, emotionally, intellectually, or aesthetically deficient but because I was biologically deficient.
Maybe you fall into the majority of Americans who believe our dangerously deficient infrastructure needs a ton of work.
Deficient in either charisma or sense of inner conflict, her performance of both "Maybe This Time" and the title number is painful in quite the wrong ways.
