Sentence examples for fatal shortcomings from inspiring English sources

Acknowledging fatal shortcomings in its firefighting ability, Ho Chi Minh City announced that it would invest $6.5 million for better equipment and as much as $2.6 million for training.

During WWII, the Allies begot the United Nations, thinking they'd figured out how to deal with the League's fatal shortcomings.

Although CuNW TCEs have many advantages, some fatal shortcomings cannot be ignored, including high roughness and low chemical stability, which limit their applications.

For Fichte, Maimon pointed out the fatal shortcomings of Kant's system, but failed to move beyond a skepticism about the prospects for knowledge.

But in Bradford and in Yorkshire Conservative circles it has been widely speculated that the fatal shortcoming was a failure to attract enough pupils.

But if the Leave side fails to hold its current polling advantage and loses on 23 June, perhaps the absence of any real sense of the UK's place in the world outside Europe will prove a fatal shortcoming.

There's an element of truth to that, a potentially fatal shortcoming of the left that wingers will certainly exploit, perhaps all the way to a Palin- occupied White House.

As these mechanisms are evaluated, it is important to consider their ad hoc nature; rather than being suggested a priori because of plausibly relevant observed properties, they are constructed after the fact specifically to propose a remedy to the fatal shortcoming of impossibility.

Compounding these shortcomings was a fatal flaw in the US legislation enacted in 2010.

But creating a fast-track system to deal with rape cases like the fatal assault in Delhi highlights the shortcomings of the entire Indian judicial system, critics say, and may even add to the problem.

We observed that no single shortcoming served as a "fatal flaw," but that three general interaction patterns emerged from our data that mapped with successful or unsuccessful uptake of the ACCII.