Sentence examples for key shortcomings from inspiring English sources

It begins with a critical review of existing policy mix concepts, pointing out key shortcomings.

We conclude with advice for addressing key shortcomings in current policy Delphi practice.

President Clinton signed a bill last week that he says will remedy "some of the key shortcomings in identifying the recent Firestone tire problem".

In this paper, we benchmark the state-of-the-art in policy Delphi methods, focusing on strengths and limitations, and on innovative ways of addressing key shortcomings.

However, to value its flexibility if we do not account for uncertainty when performing an optimization, the resulting strategy will have two key shortcomings: it will assign too high value to the smart wells, and it will not take advantage of the ability of the smart wells to adapt and mitigate to uncertainty.

70% cite look, feel and tone as key shortcomings.

Another key shortcoming of the Clemens report is that it focuses almost exclusively on his E.R.A.

The ballasted track system has been widely adopted on conventional railways due to its ease of construction, but its key shortcoming is its need for frequent maintenance.

This study remedies a key shortcoming of such work by incorporating a commodity stockholding model into a short-run global AGE model.

Our analysis suggests that a key shortcoming in the current efforts is the ability to test volatile compounds and to predict pulmonary toxicity.

The UN hunger indicator's inability to capture the impact of short-term price spikes and other economic shocks (unless they fundamentally change long-term consumption patterns) is seen by some as a key shortcoming.