Sentence examples for Multiple shortcomings from inspiring English sources

Yet, sadly, it too has multiple shortcomings.

He concluded: "The device exhibits multiple shortcomings, including a high price tag, a short battery life, its status as a companion device and its limited compatibility.

He said that "the device exhibits multiple shortcomings, including a high price tag, a short battery life, its status as a companion device and its limited compatibility.

"I would hate to see this plant's multiple shortcomings result in its being shut down," he wrote, warning of jobs that could be lost.

The multiple shortcomings of Santiago Calatrava's buildings were brilliantly exposed by the New York Times in such a way that you wonder if he will eat lunch in that, or any other town, again.

D.C. Water and Sewer Authority officials pledged Thursday to revamp their systems for communicating with the public after an internal report identified multiple shortcomings in the way it handled a potential contamination of the city's water supply last month.

After pointing out multiple minor shortcomings of the cabaña in Apoala, Eduardo Uribe, visiting from Canada, said, "I thought I might stay here a night, but this area is so nice, I've already stayed four".

Publication of these recommendations follows a call for them [3] this supported by a review which identified multiple methodological shortcomings in published studies, many with adverse impact on quality.

He cites multiple OS shortcomings, including increasingly meaningless notifications, a lack of baked-in QR code scanners, bloated apps that hog memory, contacts that are disjointed from social graphs, cumbersome authentication systems and an absence of universal payments solutions, to name just a few.

Only one study used objective physical activity measures; however, the multiple other shortcomings of this study limit the transferability of its findings.

It may be acknowledged here, that most of these studies suffer from multiple methodological shortcomings [ 46] including small sample sizes and large drop out rates.