Sentence examples for own deficiency from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, it may be the state's own deficiency in cash that holds up a new school.

Macquarie Atlas Roads (MQA), which owns MMG's parent company in Bermuda, blames the performance of the M6 toll road for its own deficiency of capital and reserves.

Lack of a necessary plant trace element in the soil causes deficiency diseases; lack of animal trace elements in the soil may not harm plants, but, without them, animals feeding solely on those plants develop their own deficiency diseases.

Others, heavily made up and pouting, are clearly re-using portfolio photos taken for modelling agencies.Give me a childThere's nothing new about surrogacy: in the book of Genesis three women sent their husbands to their maidservants to remedy their own deficiency in producing sons.

It was not until I began to work as a nurse in Mozambique within the international aid community that I came to realize my own deficiency of understanding how social, economic and political structural factors intersect and shape people's ability to be healthy.

Instead, she offered [ image: /photos/59095122ebe912338a3726f0] — which, she noted, "isn't without its own deficiencies".

Aoife is plagued by her own deficiencies: she clearly has undiagnosed dyslexia and is functionally illiterate.

Instead, she offered — which, she noted, "isn't without its own deficiencies".

These early poems inadvertently describe their own deficiencies: they are, like the atmospheres they conjure, "drunk," "drowned," "perfumed," and "aromatic".

But with its winking awareness of its own deficiencies, it invites everyone to get hooked on a feeling.

But I've learned to rely on my own deficiencies to create what I think of as a story.