Sentence examples for every possible shortcoming from inspiring English sources

Abraham Ribicoff "He seized on every possible shortcoming and inequity in American life and promised immediate cure-alls".

Noticing a possible shortcoming of required disclosure, some European banks have started to go out of their way to provide information about any possible exposure to the subprime problems.

The experience of the Neil family and others erroneously reported as missing highlights one possible shortcoming of the system: those who are safe have no incentive to check the list and help correct it.

A possible shortcoming in this model is the lack of a boundary for the dynamic variable and a threshold voltage within which the model should work.

A possible shortcoming of this method is that it requires knowledge of the MAI covariance matrix, which must be estimated in some manner.

Point 2 above hints at a possible shortcoming in Hartmann's theory, in the sense that isometry is a rather strong constraint and surely not all mathematical spaces are isometric.

The data can't predict how any individual student will fare and one possible shortcoming of the list is that it could be giving some schools a higher or lower rank based on the student's situation rather than the school's performance.

A possible shortcoming is the potential lack of power in our study.

A possible shortcoming of many previous studies is that small laboratory test arenas might not be sufficient to trigger plasticity mechanisms that evolved for coping with natural large-scale orientation requirements typical for wild living animals.

This could be seen as a possible shortcoming.

A possible shortcoming of CARROT stems from its current reliance on phased data.