Sentence examples for innate shortcomings from inspiring English sources
For others, it will provide evidence of the medium's innate shortcomings.
Humanity is always in danger of backsliding into barbarism, so we should respect customs in sexuality, religion and public propriety, even if no one can articulate their rationale, because they are time-tested workarounds for our innate shortcomings.
When Lawrence H. Summers, then president of Harvard, notoriously suggested in 2005 that the shortage of women in the physical sciences might be partly due to possible innate shortcomings in math, Dr. Spelke zestily entered the fray.
None of them wanted their academic credentials tarnished with ignoring the big elephant in the room, by dismissing the opposite view that the free market in health care failed not because of some of its innate shortcomings, but because of immense government interventions.
Lack of inclusion of innate immunity is another shortcoming as interferon type 1 is present early during lesions (Spruance et al., 1982), and contributes to episode containment.
But the singing during the Kirov's recent visit to Covent Garden exposed dangerous shortcomings, with phrasing that lacked innate lyrical flow.
By the same token, his innate sense of intellectual probity meant he never denied Jewish shortcomings.
One shortcoming to past and current therapies are centered on the tumor's innate ability to adapt and remain one step ahead of treatment regimens.
It is better to be honest about shortcomings and teach your child early on that effort, determination and continually trying will win over innate talent and looks.and that's true.
