Sentence examples for supposed deficiencies from inspiring English sources

As Sir Paul set out his stall, he seemed determined to define himself against the supposed deficiencies of his predecessor.

As the elder Mr. Twichell wrote in a letter home, "We hear less and less about the supposed deficiencies of Negro troops".

Indeed, if Apple ever moves its laptop and desktop lines from x86 to ARM, it won't be because of ARM Performance Elves or the supposed deficiencies of the legacy x86 ISA — it'll be because they've finally migrated ARM up-market to the point that the performance/watt gap vs. Intel at the same unit cost is small enough that they think they can get away with another big switch.

I made various attempts to correct its supposed deficiencies, but to no avail.

The remarks of King or Shepherd regarding Hollywood's supposed deficiencies are anything but a black and white discussion... pun intended.

Some mock Bernie's identification as a "Democratic Socialist," while others lament his supposed policy deficiencies.

With examples like this it is easy to see the force of Kotkin's argument that Russia's problem since 1991 has been a "problem of institutions" and not "some supposed 'cultural' deficiency or peculiarity" -- like the common Western prejudice that the Russians are inclined to criminality.

In the late 1970s the anthropologist Michael Harner suggested that the Aztecs had resorted to large-scale, organized cannibalism to make up for a supposed protein deficiency in the diet.

The authors have supposed that the deficiency of transcription machinery might be a reason for the limitation of transcription at the beginning of embryogenesis.

Even when they won their lone World Cup — at home, in 1998 — they did it with a coach, Aimé Jacquet, who was heavily criticized much of the way for his supposed tactical and leadership deficiencies.

Agents, owners, the place of football in society, the clear issues all too many around the game still have with young working class men becoming millionaires, the bizarre belief that football is supposed to mitigate the deficiencies in rape sentencing – there is so much that a smart, brave advocate could do with the job.