Being a Showman is to a great extent the means by which Trump covers his shortcomings and lack of self-confidence.
He suggested that 80% of the space in a newspaper be devoted to "achievements, bright aspects and things good" and that the other 20% cover "shortcomings, dark aspects and criticisms". Hu's remarks were contained in a lengthy speech on the role of journalism made last February to a group of Communist Party leaders.
But the Jesus and Mary Chain used a barrage of feedback as a kind of musical Tipp-Ex, a white blur to cover up shortcomings including stumbling ineptitude and crippling shyness.
Now, several new technologies have been developed to cover the shortcomings of the above-mentioned methods in rare single cancer cell isolation, such as CellSearch (Johnson & Johnson), MagSweeper (Illumina Inc ., DEP-Array (Silicon Biosciences), CellCelector (Automated Lab Solutions), and nanofabricated filters (CellSieve) [25].
But the relationships aren't developed enough to cover the shortcomings.
To cover these shortcomings, we implemented our own automatic reconstruction method (to be published separately).
It becomes demonstrably clear that you suffer from a moral, intellectual, and ethical void and you try to cover your shortcoming by ridiculing and scorning everybody but those who cater to your ego.
Some of us don't believe that the role of government is to cover for the shortcomings of others.
The work is still in its infancy, and visual tricks are often used to cover up technological shortcomings.
It underlined the "clear operational failure" that led to the disaster and the attempts by South Yorkshire police (SYP) and the ambulance service to cover up their shortcomings.
Unlike DeMarcus Cousins, who is back on the court one year after his own Achilles' tear, Wall isn't a center and he doesn't play for a superteam that can cover up his shortcomings and reduce his role.
