Sentence examples for merits and shortcomings from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bernanke's confirmation hearing should be used to air and weigh his merits and shortcomings.

Might it be time for the Book Review to offer a more balanced assessment of the merits and shortcomings of the large and diverse field of literary theory?

While it is beyond the mandate of humanitarians to discuss the merits and shortcomings of the international community's stabilisation efforts, there is legitimate concern at their humanitarian consequences.

But delivering safe water comes at a cost, and the fight over who should bear that cost has transformed water — and the merits and shortcomings of privatizing it — into an ideological battleground.

Several forms of representation and parameterization of these response spectra are studied, showing the merits and the shortcomings of each of these.

Our detailed analysis puts into evidence the merits and some shortcomings of 3D modality over 2D in classifying facial expressions from single images.

However, each of the existing approaches has some merits and some shortcomings, none of them alone can deal with all practical challenges (such as long multipath delay spread, finite CP length, requirements of low PAPR, low BER, low complexity and high spectral efficiency, robustness with respect to FO and TO, ability to adapt to non-contiguous and dynamically changing spectrum, etc).