Sentence examples for former shortcomings from inspiring English sources

It takes a new editor, Marty Baron (Liev Schreiber) – non-Boston, non-Catholic – to shake things up and insist on doing the child abuse story properly, and paradoxically reveal the paper's own former shortcomings.

The former shortcoming clearly affects the peace of mind of users regarding their privacy.

Mayer acknowledged Flikr's former shortcoming at the launch of the redesign in New York yesterday, saying that the site "languished".

There are other shortcomings.

More Rocky than Spocky, Biden can spread everything out on the table and negotiate his way through all of his former colleagues' shortcomings, weaknesses, fears and frailties.

Many Afghans have long forgiven the former king any shortcomings he may have exhibited during his 40-year reign, from 1933 to 1973, and now see him as a symbol of a tranquil past.

There are other, lesser, shortcomings.

Former officials say the shortcomings of current satellite communications, which are vulnerable to Chinese and Russian jamming, make 5G wireless systems a logical alternative.

Wall-to-wall TV and radio talk shows have wheeled out reserve or former officers highlighting the shortcomings of those running the show, bringing defensive responses from the IDF general staff and even charges of disloyalty in wartime.

And then, indicating a willingness from a band whose albums include "Use Your Fingers" and "Hefty Fine" to insult people without regard to creed or nationality, Mr. Pop compared America to the sexual shortcomings of former girlfriends and set into playing the next song.

On Thursday, the lawyer representing retired players in the antitrust lawsuit, Michael Hausfeld, circulated an open letter reminding participants of a letter sent by the Carolina Panthers owner Jerry Richardson and the Green Bay Packers president Mark Murphy — both former players — acknowledging the shortcomings of earlier retiree programs.