Sentence examples for biggest shortcomings from inspiring English sources

Laudable as that may seem, it may also be one of his biggest shortcomings.

One of the biggest shortcomings of the earlier minirobot was its wheels.

In this way, hydro acts as a form of storage for wind energy — addressing one of wind power's biggest shortcomings.

But in a country  ruled by the military, and amid a declared war on terrorism, it seems very unlikely that the constitution's biggest shortcomings will be addressed.

As Dov Zakheim puts it, "One of the biggest shortcomings in the way we've handled the Middle East is that the president was his own secretary of state".

His aides have been studying those debate performances to address one of his biggest shortcomings: his ability to deliver a tight answer.

The production's biggest shortcoming, however, is in the detail of the execution.

The store's biggest shortcoming, though, is that it is so clearly not intended for people who read regularly.

The biggest shortcoming of "Big Brother" may be its inability so far to create anything like the national discussion that "Survivor" has generated.

The biggest shortcoming in each program isn't what's in it but what's not: You'll have to laboriously enter your personal data.

The biggest shortcoming is a legacy of communism: a shallow talent pool, particularly for middle managers who need to be customerfocused and conscious of quality.