Sentence examples for so deficient from inspiring English sources

Perhaps my memory isn't so deficient.

Too bad he found ceramics itself so deficient.

That's one of the reasons why it is so deficient in intelligence.

"The state is so deficient in the way it teaches New Jersey history," he said.

Their histories are so compromised and drug testing is so deficient that any spectacular performances bring immediate skepticism.

The basic skills, in which England proved so deficient last Sunday, could never be taken for granted, he said.

Of course, just about any reading of the news over the past several years would suggest that government oversight and monitoring of PMCs was so lacking and deficient that suggesting the government controlled a PMC contractor's day to day activity would be an extremely hard case to make.

Dysferlin is not expressed at an appreciable level in neutrophils, and so the deficient neutrophil response is unlikely to be due to functional differences between dysferlin-deficient and wild-type neutrophils.

That is because the condemned inmate Oliver David Cruz is mentally retarded, and it demeans the nation's judicial system to execute a person so mentally deficient.

"If a person is so mentally deficient that they could not form intent to commit a crime, then their intent to commit suicide would be questioned," said James J. Drylie, an assistant professor of criminal justice at Kean University in Union, N.J.

The inspector general said he had found some cases in which nursing homes billed Medicare and Medicaid for services that "were not provided, or were so wholly deficient that they amounted to no care at all". Bruce A. Yarwood, president of the American Health Care Association, a trade group, said: "We know we have to do a better job.