Sentence examples for sort of deficiency from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, this is of the very worrying sort of deficiency, not the you-can-just-Google-it sort.

"We look to see where there's a pressing need to fill a gap if there isn't a guideline, or to repair some sort of deficiency," says Mr Justice Globe, a high court judge who sits on the panel.

We initially interpreted it as some sort of deficiency in our offering, and in the editor itself.

In another interview, Belmar suggested that the new training his officers have received "really doesn't" mean there was any sort of deficiency in August, even as his own office -- as well as the U.S. Justice Department -- investigates this past summer's actions.

Formally, also an indefinite exclusive cp-law may be written as a strictly completed law of the form "if disturbing factors are excluded, then As will always be Cs"—only that the meaning of "all disturbing factors" is now unclear and opens the doorway to various sorts of deficiencies, which are discussed in the next section.

I sort of agree.

These people suffer from a sort of moral deficiency.

"It is some sort of cultural deficiency," Mr. Rasuli said.

This is hardly a new tactic designed to help the criticized party avoid actually having to address criticisms by implying that there is some sort of personal deficiency on the part of people who are making the criticisms.

Living in certain parts of the World might restrict you from having access to foods that are rich in these nutrients, and so the chance of experiencing some sort of a deficiency grows significantly.

2. Won't I suffer from some sort of vitamin deficiencies?