Sentence examples for mental shortcoming from inspiring English sources
Right now, it appears that the sexiest, most TV-friendly mental shortcoming is "hoarding".
After that Wimbledon defeat, Murray's coach Ivan Lendl told Murray that, far from being evidence of a mental shortcoming, it proved he was ready.
In this atmosphere, we're all less conscious of our severe mental shortcomings and less inclined to be skeptical of our own opinions.
New lawyers for Mr. Pinholster later said that his trial lawyers had failed to find and present evidence that would have painted a fuller picture of his troubled background and mental shortcomings.
60 Minutes Mental healthcare shortcomings: State Sen. Creigh Deeds (R-Va).. (N) 7 p.m. KCBS.
To cite just one shortcoming, various mental illnesses can cause a person to act as she wants and do so unencumbered; yet, intuitively, it would seem that she does not act of her own free will.
In a report released last month, Veterans for America faulted Fort Drum for what it called shortcomings in mental health care.
— The four tours in Iraq served by the Second Brigade at Fort Drum here have created an unusual level of stress, especially after the standard Iraq tour was increased to 15 months from 12. Yet according to a new report on the shortcomings of mental health care at the base, a soldier's wait to be seen for psychological help can take more than a month.
And if not, is David Brooks a bigot for suggesting that some shortcoming in the mental abilities of Muslims makes them unfit for democracy?
In Italy, however, patients younger than 18 years and suffering from severe disorders may also be admitted to GHPUs if necessary, but this approach represents a main shortcoming in the mental health policy, due to the inadequacy of many adult inpatient services for a paediatric population.
The extensive shortcomings identified in mental health treatment services, the lack of any special facilities for mentally ill inmates, and the harsh disciplinary practices have the net effect of causing significant injury to seriously mentally ill inmates.
