Sentence examples for including shortcomings from inspiring English sources

Ikea's proposal for the store in August 1999 set off a battle that has raised a wide array of issues, including shortcomings in regional planning and neighborhood preservation and the proliferation of so-called big-box stores in suburbia.

But the failure of the blowout preventer was only one in what investigators have said was a series of causes of the disaster, including shortcomings in the well design, a faulty cement job and errors of judgment by drilling managers and crew members.

However, this evidence is incomplete and limited by the fairly low methodological quality of the systematic reviews, including shortcomings in the study selection and quality assessment process.

However, consideration of micro-, meso- and macro-level influences on relevant outcomes has received limited consideration [ 9] and the structurationist framing itself has been the subject of considerable critique, including shortcomings in adequately appreciating the nuances of contextual factors [ 10].

Adrian Tomine is a cartoonist and illustrator, whose books include "Shortcomings," "Summer Blonde," and the ongoing comic-book series "Optic Nerve".

The problems, described in more than a dozen publicly available F.D.A. reports — some of which cite hundreds of lapses — include shortcomings in screening donors for possible exposure to diseases; failures to spend enough time swabbing arms before inserting needles; failures to test for syphilis; and failures to discard deficient blood.

This included shortcomings with regard to lack of knowledge, structural barriers, and of refugees receiving the wrong support.

Other contributing factors include shortcomings in our rules for extracting kinetic variables and protein functions which gave rise to 12 false negatives and lastly, our method for extracting directionality words which accounts for 8 false negatives.

An appraisal is also in order of the Page 1 process, including its shortcomings.

The report, completed on Feb. 28 by NATO's Joint Analysis and Lessons Learned Center in Portugal, identified 15 political, organizational and equipment lessons learned, including several shortcomings.

Along with currency and market access, an array of less obvious themes emerged from the submissions to the Commerce Department, including infrastructure shortcomings and what some industries saw as heavy-handed regulation.