Sentence examples for how many shortcomings from inspiring English sources

The list of areas that have been identified to address is long and a reminder of how many shortcomings there are on the platform.

The question that is relevant to the 2000 campaign, however, is not Texas' shortcomings but how many of them can be attributed to Governor Bush.

While the new music streaming and download service has many shortcomings, it points to how digital music should be consumed on the Web and mobile devices.

What we ultimately learned from McNamara is not only how this style of policymaking worked but also its many shortcomings.

Did you ever notice how many commentators there are informing us about life's shortcomings without any hint of humor, introspection or irony?

Any "Seinfeld" fan can recall how vocal Jason Alexander's character was about his (many, many) shortcomings.

How many of us love to blame other people for our shortcomings?

Because so much attention has been on the shortcomings of government assistance, I had not realized how many people were grappling privately with how best to reach out.

It focuses on the many shortcomings and inconsistencies underlying these functions and highlights how they can act as an invisible hand driving modelling results.

I wonder how many people in other parts of the world are learning of America's shortcomings as seen through the eyes of Al Jazeera reporters.

How many worthwhile ideas have gone unthought and connections unmade because of my memory's shortcomings?