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inadequacies
noun as in shortage, defect, inability
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Example Sentences
“This has exposed problems like inadequacies in the competition format and the lack of rigour in supervision. We sincerely apologise,” organisers said in a statement.
Sarah Moore, a solicitor with the law firm Leigh Day, says the families she represents have been driven to sue AstraZeneca because of the inadequacies of the VDPS.
All he had to do was pantomime along to a jape about Trump’s obsession with audience counts, positioning his palms in a way that everyone knew he wasn’t referring to inadequacies over rally size comparisons.
She added that she raised the problem as she wanted to let other women know and to highlight the inadequacies within the maternity service.
"You can't keep ignoring mental health in this country - there is a death crisis and these beautiful young people, and old, are losing their lives because of inadequacies," Natalie said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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