Sentence examples for sorely deficient from inspiring English sources
But, he added, "It doesn't change the fact that a health care plan for senior citizens without prescription drugs is sorely deficient, and we cured that".
Kerry's image is still sorely deficient in the warmth and human definition that Heinz Kerry herself possesses and might lend him.
The Senate's power to advise and consent on federal judicial nominations was intended as a check against sorely deficient presidential choices.
In addition to consuming huge amounts of methionine-rich animal protein foods, they are likely to be sorely deficient in folate and at risk of developing dangerously high blood levels of homocysteine unless they take a daily vitamin supplement that contains at least 400 micrograms of folate.
Though by Western standards the Soviet system remains sorely deficient in guaranteeing basic liberties and rights, it has come a long way from the random terror of the Stalin era, and a mighty military machine has tempered the fear of war.
Also, the authors were classicists rather than technical experts in architecture and engineering, so that articles on these latter subjects are sometimes sorely deficient (for example, the article on bridges).
The last few winters have been sadly flake-deficient, and I have sorely felt the loss.
