Sentence examples for been a shortcoming of from inspiring English sources

Flagging commitment to real change only months after a major incident has been a shortcoming of our nation's air security system for decades.

That has been a shortcoming of the Ravens for a few years — they have not been able to stretch the field because of it.

The perceived lack of a world class centre-forward has for some time been a shortcoming of Wenger's title hopefuls but according to reports, the Gunners failed in an attempt to lure the Argentine to the Emirates last summer.

Poor targeting of the worst-off has always been a shortcoming of health policies in Burkina Faso.

I think that's a shortcoming of ours.

Did you find Le Guin's use of familiar forms of government to be a shortcoming of the book?

With this method, which requires an appropriate initialization of the nitrogen containing species, unrealistically large NO source terms are avoided, which is a shortcoming of previously devised methods.

It was a shortcoming of laissez-faire capitalism in the 19th century: it could never get its mind around the idea that when it got rid of a worker, it was robbing itself of a consumer.

The statistical power may be a shortcoming of the study.

Apparently, this is a shortcoming of the binary classification itself, as opposed to multi-label classification.

Further, he argues that a failure to account for intentional omissions would not obviously be a shortcoming of a theory of intentional action.