Sentence examples for great shortcoming from inspiring English sources

Still, the great shortcoming of the Amazon business model, a point that Packer drives home, is the inability to reduce the cost, whether for the publisher or the author, of finding an audience.

The great shortcoming of the LG fridge is that the camera can't be turned inward to see what's inside -- you have to rely on the manually entered list (or open the door).

Daisy, Fitzgerald tells us, is a "careless person": that is her great shortcoming.

Though he made a great deal of the significance of his employment of the principle of association when giving summary presentations of his work, one of Condillac's great shortcomings is his treatment of association.

But that's not the book's greatest shortcoming.

Sony's greatest shortcoming, however, was not electronic but mechanical.

His greatest shortcoming was a tendency to become overexcited in battle and issue too many orders.

Some residents have said the greatest shortcoming of the state's turning policy is its inconsistency.

Rudolph Guiliani, not prone to self-criticism, cited his failure to take control of the school system as his greatest shortcoming.

Kershaw's greatest shortcoming was that he allowed the Braves to hit the ball to the Dodgers infielders.

Military officials said the greatest shortcoming among the ragtag rebel militias was not weapons but training, communications systems and a sensible command structure.