Sentence examples for larger shortcomings from inspiring English sources

But its vacant buildings nevertheless point to three larger shortcomings of the Asian technology dream.First, Asia is a tough place to create a Microsoft, to say nothing of an AOL or eBay.

But a larger shortcoming is the book's occasional failure to distinguish adequately between cause and effect in conspiracy theories.

The cooperative procedure between limited stakeholders with high willingness to compromise largely precludes the possibility of technology leaps and results in remaining in a business-as-usual trajectory, the largest shortcoming of the European model of regulation[99].

Lacking resources makes students recognize larger systemic shortcomings, which I had little awareness of; it made me consider the dubious privilege of political ignorance that I had experienced as a teen.

But a recent string of attacks by insurgents has highlighted shortcomings, large and small, despite billions of dollars in American training and equipment, the officials said.

This also compensates to a large extent the shortcomings of choosing a simple interpolation method.

In the present work, an advanced automotive exhaust catalyst design is applied which reduces, to a large extent, these shortcomings of Pd.

However, the M3C requires 9 branches to achieve power conversion and each branch consists of n SMs; thus, M3C topology has shortcomings of larger volume, higher cost and the potential for lower reliability due to the larger number of components.

Early paperback buyers put up with the books' shortcomings in large part because they only cost 25 cents or so.

The proposal is one of the most ambitious initiatives to come from the oversight board, which was set up 10 years ago after devastating accounting scandals at large companies revealed serious shortcomings at auditing firms.

Genetic engineering antibody, to a large extent, overcomes the shortcomings of traditional antibodies.