Sentence examples for common shortcoming from inspiring English sources

Perceived disproportionate care was the most common shortcoming indicated by physicians, and 'too much care' was reported in 89% of those cases.

Tuscan fish stew, a main course, deserves the same set of adjectives, though the shrimp and calamari were overdone on our visit -- a common shortcoming of this kitchen, as it turned out.

Another common shortcoming of older proprietary leases, Mr. Luxemburg said, concerns the rights and responsibilities of shareholders and the co-op corporation with respect to alterations and improvements within the four walls of an apartment.

Another common shortcoming is a failure to describe adequately "the impact of the project in terms of societal questions.

Micro data not targeting firms under a certain size is a common shortcoming in the literature of size distribution.

The common shortcoming of the Global HE, BBHE, MMBEBHE, DSIHE, and WTHE is the production of the over-contrast images.

But just as striking are the common shortcomings.

In my experience, there is a set of common shortcomings in the private sector when it comes to external stakeholder engagement.

Following this, a summary is provided to classify common shortcomings and to highlight their significance.

This system was designed to overcome common shortcomings of current methods.

These limitations raise an important question about the use of crowdfunding: how can we design crowds to avoid their common shortcomings?