Sentence examples for inadequacies are from inspiring English sources

Today, such inadequacies are endemic.

But its glaring inadequacies are rendered somehow more infuriating and intractable by the hackneyed image it offers to visitors.

On top of that two parliamentary committees – stung by their own past inadequacies – are competing to summon witnesses.

Historians with whom he disagrees — from Saul Friedländer to "people like Deak" (Istvan Deak, the Central European historian) — are guilty of "inadequacies," are "tendentious" or "fashionable"; their arguments "Soviet-inspired" or worse.

"The vigor of the Indian media is not in doubt, but its inadequacies are large when it comes to the reach, coverage and focus of news, opinions, perspectives — and entertainment," the authors write.

Maintaining self-esteem in the face of such a public slandering will be harder for the former boyfriend of Lily Allen whose inadequacies are the subject of her latest song, "Not Fair".

Mailer prophesied that Communism, based on its inbuilt inadequacies, was going to collapse.

France's foibles and Italy's tactical inadequacies were independent of each other.

Further evidence of Simon Mignolet's inadequacies was compounded by confusion and individual errors among his back three.

Best forgotten One of their inadequacies is an inability to rein in the behaviour of difficult drivers.

Few here seem interested in rehashing W.'s inadequacies — weren't eight years of nonstop coverage plenty?