Sentence examples for big shortcoming from inspiring English sources

And the big shortcoming is that the Big Society skirts commercial life.

The one big shortcoming is that it doesn't support Flash on Web pages, which most smartphones other than Apple's do.

But it had a big shortcoming: it worked only with Macintosh computers, then less than 3 percent of the PC market.

That is a big shortcoming in a world where many products have more than 100 distinguishable features that might influence consumers, Professor Dahan said.

One big shortcoming of the research is that some of the most-used chemicals — on both conventional and organic farms — aren't tested for.

Conservatives supported this reform package, but from their perspective it had a big shortcoming: the only part of it that dealt with taxes on savings was the phasing out of the estate tax, and even that wasn't scheduled to be completed until 2010.

3. Arguing that lack of executive experience and toughness – not ideology – was the Obama administration's biggest shortcoming.

It is my biggest shortcoming.

The rightwing attack on the new law is focused on the individual mandate, which exposes the law's biggest shortcoming.

"Unfortunately, there are still very, very big shortcomings.

There are big shortcomings in both workforce and management (the latter, according to Ken Livingstone, London's mayor, are "knuckleheads").