Sentence examples for marked shortcoming from inspiring English sources

But Fewell's defensive style — read and react — is different, encouraging defenders to monitor the quarterback's eyes to get a jump on creating turnovers, a marked shortcoming last season.

The largest body of evidence relates to the reliability of diagnosis and management, but although numerous studies have been performed, many have marked methodological shortcomings.

The resulting "lower expert level" might be marked as a shortcoming of the study, and the value of the result that novices still met the performance standard 1 year after training may be doubted.

The importance of this shortcoming is marked by the identification of other outliers when used for benchmarking of hospitals.

Anything less and Solo, who turns 34 in July, could begin contemplating retirement following a career marked as much by shortcomings as by success.

The situation deteriorated further in 2006 when elections were marked by what observers called "serious irregularities and significant shortcomings".

The kitchen's shortcomings were precisely those one might expect, given a cuisine marked by subtlety, refinement and precision.

Goaltending is another shortcoming.

But he noted a shortcoming.

There is another shortcoming.

These studies confirmed and detailed shortcomings in the respective services which seemed related to poor horizontal consensus building at service level, and thus indicated marked gaps in the practice of AFR conditions at all levels.