Sentence examples for either falling short from inspiring English sources

The properties of either unmodified or modified method for the extreme case of k = 2 may be considered unsatisfactory, as it seems one has the choice of either falling short of or exceeding the targeted error probability; the problem has in fact been regarded as effectively unsolved [ 41].

Its second try, the Tundra, did better, but it was not quite full-size either, falling short of pickups from Chrysler, Ford and General Motors in physical dimensions, power, payload and towing capacity.

What is already a compelling film will get the conclusion it deserves, with Boeheim and his Orange either falling short of their goal or attaining it.

Israel said about 20 rockets were fired from an Iranian-operated launcher at its forces in the Golan Heights and either fell short of their targets or were intercepted.

Thus far, however, efforts in the House and the Senate to pass legislation that would use the War Powers Act to curtail U.S. military and intelligence support for Saudi Arabia have either fallen short or been stymied by leaders before they could ever get to the floor.

Nonetheless, it might be felt that unless Stroud can substantiate his more principled objection to the very possibility of crossing the 'bridge of necessity' that is required by any sort of world-directed transcendental claim, he has still not yet established conclusively that no transcendental argument can be made to work, and must always either fall short or end up being superfluous.

The reviewer then lays out the ways that the new translation either falls short or excels, quibbling over word choice and linguistic effects.

Even watching Obama at times, it seems that we've elected -- despite their smarts and earnestness -- a government of stumbling technocrats whose solutions either fall short or go too far.

But these states either fell short or are running out of time to consider Medicaid expansion as spring legislative sessions wind down.

There are a number of gadgets, both new and old, that allow parents to geo-locate their children – or let puppy parents track down a wandering Fido – but many of these either fall short of the task at hand by relying on Bluetooth alone, or require a monthly fee, like the FiLIP smartwatch for kids or the Amber Alert GPS, for instance.

There are a number of gadgets, both new and old, that allow parents to geo-locate their children – or let puppy parents track down a wandering Fido – but many of these either fall short of the task at hand by relying on Bluetooth alone, or require a monthly fee, like the FiLIP smartwatch for kids or the Amber Alert GPS, for instance.