Sentence examples for many documented shortcomings from inspiring English sources

Notwithstanding Mr. Brown's many documented shortcomings in a job that he evidently should not have held in the first place, this rather cold-blooded and clumsy effort to offer him up as a scapegoat for broader failures of policy and preparation cannot obscure the fact that the fault for the Katrina fiasco is not merely Mr. Brown's alone, but the administration's generally.

Although most projects showed improved access, they also documented shortcomings.

However, studies have documented shortcomings in how primary care centers respond to the ASRH needs (6).

In a Norwegian context, such documented shortcomings stand out as a paradox.

Given the effort expended by many government review agencies to document shortcomings of the first article by this group (Soffritti et al. 2006), it is disappointing that the editor and reviewers of this paper (Soffritti et al. 2007) did not require the authors to address those problems that appear again in this study.

In February, Human Rights Watch documented serious shortcomings in the enforcement of the labor codes.

NRF2 has many other documented functions.

Yet too many people suffer unnecessary pain and distress and there are major impediments to good end of life care.[ 4, 5] In fact, a large study[ 6] of seriously ill hospitalized patients documented substantial shortcomings in communication, treatment, and characteristics of death.

Thomas et al have documented similar shortcomings in mentoring and comprehensive training of ophthalmology residents in India [ 28].

— Damon Darlin The Amazing Apple Mobile Maps Theamazingios6maps.tumblr.com |  And here's the inevitable Tumblr documenting the shortcomings of Apple's new map application.

Our study shows that, at least with respect to the written information, the documents provided have many shortcomings in their description of issues important for ensuring real informed consent.