Sentence examples for too many deficiencies from inspiring English sources

But John R. Bolton, the United States ambassador, said the proposal had too many "deficiencies" and should be renegotiated.

But "Shady Lady" has all too many deficiencies: an overreliance on narration ("The situation seems hopeless," intones Michael Dorn, from "Star Trek: The Next Generation"); an apparently weak effects budget; an awkwardly applied musical score; and trite dialogue ("I've got a bad feeling about this").

On the other hand, these studies have too many deficiencies to rule out an association.

On the other hand, the studies have too many deficiencies to rule out an association.

B12 deficiency needlessly devastates too many people who get misdiagnosed with Alzheimer's because of lack of awareness.

He decides he needs to correct the deficiencies in it, (including too many references to the heroine's breasts), in both Julia Vrai's draft, and another version sent to the head of her production company...

Meanwhile, in developing countries, there are children who are both obese from taking in too many empty calories and stunted from nutrient deficiencies.

In cable-based actuation strategies, the deficiency of having to control too many cable elements can be overcome by connecting several cables.

By the time she left a little more than a year and a half later, she was being treated for anxiety and depression, as well as a vitamin D deficiency she said she acquired from working too many hours indoors.

There are just too many people for the characters to be well developed but this deficiency is balanced by the intimacy of Declan Quinn's cinematography.

Too many people in Asia and Africa already suffer from what HarvestPlus calls "hidden hunger", or deficiencies in key micronutrients.