Sentence examples for real deficiencies from inspiring English sources

The vitriol is a reaction to very real deficiencies in Mrs. Clinton's personality.

There were real deficiencies here to spark concern, rather than conspiracy theories to expose.

But he acknowledged that the situation had "brought to the light of day some real deficiencies in the manner we handled personal data".

How they got onto the market illustrates, according to several scientists we spoke to both inside and outside the EPA, the real deficiencies of pesticide regulation in this country, and the questionable role of industry in these decisions.

However, the output page has some real deficiencies that need to be fixed prior to public use.

However, the extent to which stool sampling rates reflect real deficiencies in the timeliness and sensitivity of AFP surveillance in the context of a population which generally has good access to a highly skilled specialist medical workforce remains to be established.

From this perspective, you have misdiagnosed the real deficiency of most law school courses.

"In many rural areas we have got a real deficiency and that is where we want to target this money.

Roiphe is so intent on demonizing the anti-rape movement that she misses an opportunity to address a real deficiency of much contemporary feminism.

It's one thing if you have a real deficiency -- the medicine is really important to those people -- but not if your deficiency is not getting into Brown".

It is a real deficiency that in all the papers reporting the stunning effect in vivo [1 6], except that of Lassmann et al. [7], neither the absorbed doses nor the thyroid remnant uptakes were assessed.