Sentence examples for every shortcoming from inspiring English sources

Dalglish is not to blame for every shortcoming at Liverpool.

Every shortcoming, real or imagined, has been cited by his detractors as proof of government failure or a heartless culture.

In some quarters Cook will be held responsible for every shortcoming, for that is the way of the world.

In redesigning its Cayenne lineup for 2011, Porsche has tackled seemingly every shortcoming of an S.U.V. that mortified many of the company's loyalists when it arrived in 2001.

But if behavioral economics doesn't overcome every shortcoming of traditional economics, it at least acknowledges these shortcomings, and grapples with them in ways that have yielded important insights in areas ranging from finance to international development to sports.

Every shortcoming, misadventure, misstep or outright catastrophe of American foreign policy can be traced back to the insularity of the democratic public of the world's superpower.

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

The ship allegory is not sustained; instead Brant presents more than 100 fools representing every contemporary shortcoming, serious and trivial.

There are the petty reviewers who view every minor shortcoming in service as an opportunity to vilify or destroy the reputation of a business.

Almost every problem the shortcomings of our political and educational systems, the lingering financial disaster, market bubbles, energy crises, the failed promises of the developing world, resource-based wars–stems from what he calls "stalled technological innovation".

No party got all it wanted; there's a shortcoming to every benefit.