Sentence examples for highlighted shortcomings from inspiring English sources
The death of teenager Connor Sparrowhawk, who was epileptic, autistic and had learning disabilities, highlighted shortcomings in care.
Sporting Kansas City's visit to B.C. Place on April 18 highlighted shortcomings in Vancouver's early-season strategy.
The taskforce, made up of university leaders, students and academic experts, also highlighted shortcomings in prevention and response in some institutions.
Christopher Soghoian, principal technologist and senior policy analyst at the American Civil Liberties Union, described the Guardian's findings as "troubling" and highlighted shortcomings by the FEC to adequately regulate campaigns' use of data.
"Please improve your communications to passengers!!!!!!" In New Jersey, Assemblyman John S. Wisniewski, a Democrat and the chairman of the Assembly's transportation committee, said the complaints highlighted shortcomings in the agency's storm planning.
While his remarks defending the armed services have sought to counter some of Mr. Bush's criticisms, they have also highlighted shortcomings in spending and readiness that have long been the subject of complaints from Republicans in Congress and even some uniformed leaders.
Cardiff's manager was bitterly disappointed with a defeat that highlighted familiar shortcomings.
The collapse of Enron, in particular, highlighted the shortcomings of the requirements on executives to make public their trading in company stock, and their disclosures of important financial information.
Another European encounter with Bayern Munich four years ago highlighted Pittodrie's shortcomings to the club's staff.
Conservative MSP Nanette Milne highlighted "very concerning shortcomings on patient care, staffing levels and the admission of emergency patients to appropriate wards" contained in the report.
The devastation of Typhoon Haiyan in November 2013 highlighted critical capability shortcomings in airlift and sealift within the AFP that limited their ability to respond rapidly to the humanitarian crisis (Jacobs 2013).
