Sentence examples for dangerous shortcomings from inspiring English sources

But the singing during the Kirov's recent visit to Covent Garden exposed dangerous shortcomings, with phrasing that lacked innate lyrical flow.

But he said there was "enough evidence" that Ford and Firestone concealed dangerous shortcomings in their products to pursue a criminal action.

Rep. John D. Dingell, the Michigan Democrat who is chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, said the agency's handling of questions about Avandia might reflect dangerous shortcomings in its drug safety monitoring.

Brown confesses here that he's "not as great a presenter of information or communicator as [he] would like to be" - a dangerous shortcoming when presentation is such an essential skill of the 21st-century politician.

At least two have severe shortcomings in their judicial systems; another one or two, notably Poland, may elect dangerous populists.

As a test case, the mutant flu papers have exposed what some consider serious shortcomings in the mechanisms that governments, funding agencies, scientists and journals have in place to handle potentially dangerous discoveries.

All have serious shortcomings.

Both have serious shortcomings.

Tuchel could have bemoaned a series of poor first touches from Marco Reus in dangerous situations, or other small shortcomings, but he was much more interested in measuring his team's performance against the Bayern benchmark.

England overcame both a dangerous Australia and their own shortcomings to grab a precious southern hemisphere scalp and get their autumn campaign off to a winning start.

It does not serve its mission of protecting Greece and in fact is dangerous to national security because of its many shortcomings, not the least of which is a unionize d labor force.