Sentence examples for both the shortcomings from inspiring English sources

That's offset by both the shortcomings in personal engagement and political comfort.

Gordon Brown called it a scandal, Harvard offered her a massive scholarship, and her name passed into the language as shorthand for both the shortcomings of the Oxbridge admissions system, and for the political capital to be made of it.

Both the shortcomings and the limited practicability of all the approaches to the elimination of war through the reform of the international system have driven many thinkers to accept the idea that war can only be abolished by a full-scale world government.

Obama's unusual remarks came in response to a question from a reporter from Fox News, and they reflected the intensity of his frustration with both the shortcomings of his foreign policy and those who criticize it.

Hey, Happy New Year from all of us at OTE! I sort of enjoyed Michael Moore's oped in today's NYT about both the shortcomings and attributes of the Affordable Care Act, on the day its coverage officially begins to kick in.

He reproduced and magnified both the mechanical shortcomings of the photograph blurriness and distortion and the flaws of the human face: bloodshot eyes, broken capillaries, and enlarged pores.

This led theologians to two specific problems: (1) the attempt to prove the existence of God, and (2) the attempt to justify God in view of both the apparent shortcomings of the creation and the existence of evil in history (i.e., the problem of theodicy).

Both points reflect the shortcomings of the discourse in many boardrooms, and conscientious directors work hard to get below the surface to the key issues.

We address both these shortcomings.

Venice shows up both the protagonist's shortcomings and her appeal.

Both the benefits and shortcomings of the application of ionic liquids in these type of instruments are described.