Sentence examples for technically deficient from inspiring English sources
"You don't see a lot of beautifully creative writing that is technically deficient," Mr. Sergi said.
Some of the wrap jackets and coats with complicated origami collars had the right attitude, but appeared technically deficient next to those of Mr. Owens.
Mr. Stolar, a lawyer for the protesters, said that in the case of Christopher Soucy, he believed the complaint to be technically deficient.
Cook, labelled as technically deficient following a trying summer against swing bowling of the highest quality, has been a man transformed, not least by returning to the simple method that brought him his early success.
So I don't really care about commercial so much, except if I was failing to be commercial because I was failing to be human, because I was too afraid, or too technically deficient.
"We may be technically deficient but not immoral.
Total joint replacement of a deficient hip is technically difficult with a significant complication rate of excessive shortening, sciatic or femoral nerve palsy, fracture of the femoral shaft, and early postoperative dislocation and aseptic loosening [12, 13, 14].
Technically similar mixing experiments in immune-deficient mice have been performed using senescent fibroblasts and a stimulatory effect was easily demonstrated using multiple immortalised and tumorigenic cell lines (Krtolica et al, 2001; Parrinello et al, 2005; Bavik et al, 2006).
To date, there are about 49 biogas plants in South Korea that are generally recognized as economically and technically unsuccessful due to lack of knowhow, deficient technologies and policies.
While the clinic technically had such agreements, the cabinet — led by Kentucky's Republican Gov. Matt Bevin — had found them "deficient".
