Sentence examples for whatever deficiencies from inspiring English sources
Whatever deficiencies your old VW may have had, it was not penalized by the government for poor fuel economy.
He added, "Whatever deficiencies there may be in the Iran deal, or suggestions for tightening verification procedures, can be handled privately, discreetly.
And although his players might have embraced the move — they presumably noticed whatever deficiencies Morris sensed in Jagodzinski's ability to install an offense — Morris, a former defensive assistant who was close friends with several members of the defense before he received the top job, still may have to sell himself to his offensive players.
Mike Schiller of PopMatters found that because the second half of Cryptograms "fixate[s] on examples of Deerhunter's songcraft, which is actually somewhat average", the use of delay effects "mask[s] whatever deficiencies in musicianship Deerhunter might choose to hide".
A firm no and physically moving the child is appropriate when the child is going somewhere, or touching something that isn't safe for them, followed up by correcting whatever deficiency in the environment that allowed the child access to the unsafe situation.
Multiculturalism, whatever its deficiencies, began to change this situation.
Whatever the deficiencies of the EU, we are not going to remedy them if we leave.
Still, whatever its deficiencies, I agree with those who say that, in general, these trophies are A Good Thing.
It is unlikely that another Blair Peach could happen today; whatever the deficiencies of the police, they do not roam in gangs, looking for demonstrators to assault.
But whatever the deficiencies, no one could approach this field again without checking on what Pevsner had written, or making some reference to Pevsner.
Whatever its deficiencies, it has an appealing sweep, which Mr. Rothman and his players brought to life nicely, and its two movements are full of appealing ideas that a more experienced symphonist might have exploited more fully.
