Sentence examples for major failing has from inspiring English sources

It's one major failing has been its camera, which launched as a slow and buggy feature compared to most out there, but the subsequent camera software updates have improved its speed and reliability a lot, and more updates are promised in the future, too.

As this video shows, some of them (including some of the major ones now failing) have been thinking about this stuff for 28 years.

He added that the fact that data exchange on cruise missiles was allowed to expire under the New Start treaty is a major failing that has increased uncertainty.

But the MCAT has had one major failing in its otherwise brilliant performance: It has been unable to consistently predict personal and professional characteristics.

"It was a major failing not to have experienced footballing nous on the board until Bernstein and Little (the latter in an advisory capacity) were recently brought in.

Her fellow Times columnists, David Brooks and Thomas Friedman, have made a cottage industry for themselves making the exact same arguments -- that Obama's major failing is that he has not managed to find the right rhetorical flourish to weaken the opposition to his agenda.

The bottom does have one major failing though: in what looks like  an effort to keep things 'hidden," the ports for both microUSB (charging) and 3.5mm stereo input are housed in a recessed circular crevice in the bottom of the device.

Farrol Kahn of the Aviation Health Institute said: 'There has been a major failing of the protection of the public health.' Ann Egerton's life was saved by the prompt action of her husband, Dr Dale Egerton, a Hampshire GP.

The Columbia report, requested by Rolling Stone and written pro-bono by the journalism school's dean, Steve Coll, and colleagues, has a single major failing.

It is even more startling when the U.S. already has proof that the lack of currency manipulation language is a major failing in modern trade deals.

But it seems it would have been difficult for the Munich gunman to obtain his gun legally without a major failing of German ownership regulations.