Sentence examples for judgment shortcomings from inspiring English sources

The Boston Globe's review called his prose and musical judgment "shortcomings that put a drag on this weighty account".

The program was mothballed in March of last year, based on BJS's own judgment of its shortcomings, but it may be resurrected with the renewal by Congress last December of the Deaths in Custody Reporting Act of 2000, designed primarily to count deaths in prisons and jails.

The scale of conversation about each film and the Twitter users' judgment about merits and shortcomings of the films just may give us a hint about the outcome on Sunday night.

We need to be careful not to be overly harsh in our judgment of people whose main shortcoming was their ignorance of the future: a future they could have prevented, yes, but only if they could have known, with great confidence, that the danger was real.

Korsakov described severe but relatively specific amnesia for recent and current events among alcoholics who showed no obvious evidence of shortcomings in intelligence and judgment.

Though the editorial acknowledges Clinton's "real shortcomings"—particularly her "poor judgment" regarding the use of a private email server while serving as secretary of state Clinton "is the candidate more likely to keep our nation safe, to protect American ideals, and to work across the aisle to uphold the vital domestic institutions that rely on a competent, experienced president".

Despite acknowledgement of peer review as the corner-stone for making these judgments, there is widespread appreciation of the shortcomings and deficiencies of this process.

"The judgments today make it clear that this guidance had some shortcomings and did not always result in the best decisions being made for homeless people.

Our method is motivated by a shortcoming of an existing linear-additive model of judgment based on the lens model equation (LME) to adequately represent all rule-based relationships.

Mr. Dudley said that the shortcomings of monetary policy were one of five reasons, in his judgment, that the recovery continues to disappoint expectations.

The shortcoming of the French radicals is that they had underestimated judgment as they had overestimated reason.