Sentence examples for new shortcomings from inspiring English sources

Bells and whistles aside, the new phone may have a few new shortcomings as well.

'Fixing' one element tends to reveal an array of new shortcomings.

ADRIAN TOMINE The artist and illustrator discusses his new graphic novel, "Shortcomings," with Nicole Rudick, the managing editor of Bookforum.

Despite the new tools' shortcomings, Dr. Yourman added, "they don't have to be perfect to be better than what's already happening".

While the threats of climate change are new, the shortcomings of the political system are not, said Jahir Anicama, head of the Project +Glaciers office in Huaraz.

Despite these shortcomings, new and sometimes unplanned livelihood and disaster preparedness strategies slowly emerged as families adapted to new settlement patterns after 2009.

When I asked him about the new volume's shortcomings, he rattled off a few examples; later, he sent me an e-mail with more instances.

When Mr. Meciar last ruled Slovakia, the European Union left it off its shortlist of potential new members, citing "shortcomings in the functioning of its democracy".

No, we won't be going completely back to the drawing board, but there will be a lot of time to think about the new law's shortcomings between now and 2006, when it takes effect.

The former state attorney general also says she would never vote to deny seniors health care insurance coverage or limit anyone's care but acknowledges the new law's shortcomings.

To address the above shortcomings, new GWAS strategies, such as bivariate association approach as adopted in the present work to study co-variation of two related disease phenotypes, are necessary.