Sentence examples for face inadequacies from inspiring English sources

As PHC providers have a pivotal role in delivering PHC services, they can be considered "street-level bureaucrats" who are confronted with real world challenges in the primary care sector, yet face inadequacies of under-funded government systems.

And it is always easier to try to control the lives of others than to face the inadequacies and disappointments of our own.

My life hasn't been much like Adrian's, thank goodness, but his perseverance in the face of inadequacy is an inspiration to all of us provincial divs.

My life hasn't been much like Adrian's, thank goodness, but his perseverance in the face of inadequacy is an inspirational to all of us provincial divs.

Facing the inadequacy of inductive reasoning, Hempel (1965) added the fifth requirement - requirement of maximal specificity (RMS) for I-S model.

"It forces the governor to face his own inadequacies or, for the first time, to negotiate seriously".

It isn't easy to ask the question, "what did I do?", because it forces us to face our own inadequacies and imperfections.

That's when I saw I had a choice: stay busy and glide along the surface of my relationships or slow down and make time to face my fears, inadequacies and unknowns.

The Mail and the Telegraph's assaults on BBC bias are an equally self-serving attempt to avoid facing their own inadequacies.

The obstacles they face include the inadequacy of the diagnostic tools and clinical guides at their disposal and the difficulty of distinguishing between the symptoms caused by traumatic experiences and adverse life conditions and those caused by depression.

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said the state should consider a levee system or storm surge barriers and face up to the inadequacy of the existing protections.