Sentence examples for it has failings from inspiring English sources

The slides state that people believe the NHS provides good healthcare, though they believe it has "failings" and is "too bureaucratic with long waiting lists".

As it is, Opposites may not be the career-defining masterpiece it's intended as, but it's certainly not the pompous disaster it could have been: it has failings, but not the ones you might expect.

If this app has failings, it's that it's a bit pedestrian, and not as quick to interact with as some alternatives.

Twitter's has failings, for sure.

Her daughter said it takes her mother, who has failing eyesight and hand tremors, nearly an hour to sign each one.

It has serious failings that it must address.Start with its procedures.

Sony's SmartWatch 3 is one of the latest in Android Wear devices, but it has some failings I'd expect from much earlier entrants.

Anti-bribery legislation covering American citizens abroad has been in force for a quarter of a century, and the American government has been battling for some time to persuade Britain that it has been failing in its commitments under an OECD convention on bribery that it signed at the end of 1997.

One of the world's largest peacekeeping forces is being cut back and revamped as it has been failing to protect civilians in the vast Sudanese region of Darfur.

At one of the editorial meetings I attended, Sue Reid, the paper's investigations editor, said that the Mail should mention that the men involved in the sex-grooming gang were South Asian; otherwise, the paper wouldn't be able to criticize the BBC, as it has, for failing to note the ethnicity of perpetrators of crimes.

(2) In some ways it is unfortunate that the water/XYZ example has become Putnam's best known example, because it has a failing that many of his other examples lack, namely that most of the human body consists of water.