Sentence examples for historic shortcomings from inspiring English sources

Beyond the current - and future - spike in food prices and the historic shortcomings of the British diet lurks the Land Question (now a global rather just than a domestic concern): that sleeping giant of politics.

In the letter, Lord Ashcroft hinted that he has long had misgivings about the company, saying at one point that "I do not propose to revisit in the letter my views on the historic shortcomings of the organization".

Going up against an accomplished communicator like the President, somebody many Americans regard as a transformative historic figure, my shortcomings as a campaigner proved too much to overcome.

In 2016, however, there will be a United Nations General Assembly Special Session on drugs, which commission chairman and former president of Brazil Henrique Cardoso believes will offer "an historic opportunity to discussion the shortcomings of the drug control regime".

For all their shortcomings and ambiguities, the accords constituted a historic breakthrough in the century-old conflict between Jews and Arabs in Palestine.

"For several years prior to 2006, there was an administrative oversight at this historic student-run radio station that resulted in the shortcoming in program record-keeping," the statement said.

Historic top-down development of Urban Underground Infrastructure (UUI) and shortcomings in its planning have resulted in a lack of available UUS for new developments.

Our analyses not only highlight how knowledge of the genetics and geographic distribution of modern strains is insufficient to correctly infer the source of historic epidemics (Goodwin et al., 1994), but they also reveal the shortcomings of inferences that are based on a very small number of genetic markers in historic strains (Ristaino et al., 2001; May and Ristaino, 2004).

He cited the Russians' military shortcomings, but also their failure to realize the underlying cause of the conflict: the Chechens' historic unwillingness to accept political domination by Moscow.

As well as his perceived shortcomings on the domestic front, he has brought Israel's key relationship – with Washington – to a historic low point and increased the country's isolation on the international stage.

Whatever those acts' shortcomings are -- and the ones on my list aren't trivial -- they still represent historic accomplishments.