Sentence examples for conspicuous shortcoming from inspiring English sources
A number of odd moves such as the grouping of Hoovervilles with Soviet labor and German concentration camps point up another conspicuous shortcoming: Ferguson's failure to make sense of America's power.
For the leading retailer of frozen and chilled food, that is a bit like saying my team Arsenal is brilliant in midfield, and ignoring some conspicuous shortcomings in defence and attack.
These measures would decrease the conspicuous shortcomings in the antibiotic use.
A lawyer writing for the New Jersey Law Journal labeled Minton a "spokesman against freedom", calling him "a man of conspicuous judicial shortcomings, whose votes against civil liberties exceeded those of any other man on the Court, and who wrote comparatively few opinions of other kinds".
Goaltending is another shortcoming.
Shortcoming fueled strength.
There is another shortcoming.
Also, I'm doing so because, regardless of the inadequacy of the film's artistry, I hope that the film gets a theatrical release and is widely seen, because what's good about it is more than good, it's essential, which is what makes its shortcomings all the more conspicuous and frustrating.
Because the banking system is rotten, he says, traditional companies end up being creditors of last resort to their customers: "If you're a big company, you're a bank .India's most conspicuous old-economy success, Reliance, escaped the country's shortcomings in the same way that new-economy companies have done, by building its own infrastructure and raising its own money.
