Sentence examples for mental inadequacies from inspiring English sources

Helping to hold them back are the remaining taboos and the misperceptions of physical and mental inadequacies that they perpetuate.

The England seam bowlers were irresistible, aided by the substantial movement, both in the air and from the pitch of a kind that has made batting a trial throughout this match, and indeed the last four matches, and by the technical and mental inadequacies of the Indian batting.

In Adler's view, a person with a feeling of inferiority related to a physical or mental inadequacy would also develop compensating behaviours or symptoms.

And while some of us are not prone to such bouts of mental inadequacy, the vast majority of the population probably can't remember what they were up to last weekend, much less a month ago.

The statement called on senators to replace the current provisions with ones "focused on addressing mental health inadequacies; prosecuting violent criminals; and keeping our kids safe in their schools".

In an attempt to relate "moderate drinking" to "mental health," inadequacies of definition for both terms become apparent.

When he did his trademark knife-juggling number in "Asparagus Valley," he used to say, "What I think about when I'm watching a routine like this is what kind of mental or physical inadequacies would force a person to take up such a self-destructive, exhibitionist form of overcompensation".

The analysis showed that broader commitment criteria for minors were favored referring to developmental needs related to childhood and adolescence, prevention of mental illnesses and inadequacy of descriptive diagnosis in childhood and adolescence.

"A third issue will be over the inadequacies of mental health services in mid Wales".

In Nigeria, as in most sub-Saharan African countries, there is a gross inadequacy of mental health specialist services.

(Service managers voice) Respondents commented on the inadequacy of mental health service delivery that was weighted towards clinical pragmatism rather than cultural need.