Sentence examples for disastrous shortcomings from inspiring English sources
"The poor quality of evidence presented by chief investigating officer Botha exposed the disastrous shortcomings in the state's case," Mr. Pistorius's lawyer, Barry Roux, said Thursday.
Mr Roux told the court that the state had failed to provide evidence of murder, let alone premeditated or planned murder: "The poor quality of evidence presented by the chief investigating officer exposed disastrous shortcomings in the state's case," he said.
Mr Roux said: "The poor quality of the evidence offered by investigative officer Botha exposed the disastrous shortcomings of the state's case".
Of course, many other factors affected the race, including George W. Bush's disastrous war in Iraq and McCain's shortcomings as a candidate, but the comatose economy was a big burden on the Republicans, just as it would be on the Democrats in 2016 if job growth were still lagging.
In the first volume of his Second WorId War, he writes about the situation before the war and he says this: "Thus an administration more disastrous than any in our history saw all its errors and shortcomings acclaimed by the nation.
Russian-language news media and unofficial national security Web sites in Moscow, which since the days of the disastrous Soviet foray into Afghanistan have developed a skeptical independent streak, also noted other shortcomings.
