Sentence examples for obvious failings from inspiring English sources
Yeltsin, for all his obvious failings, felt himself to be a president.
For all their obvious failings, Trump's senior advisers remain, in government parlance, "essential personnel".
His plan would fix NCLB's most obvious failings, such as neglecting to track the progress of individual pupils.
For all its obvious failings, the United Nations system has made for a more peaceful world than the one that preceded it.
"The obvious failings of such a performance have highlighted why we will now undertake a significant review of all areas and matters involving the first-team squad.
The test of time Reprints Related items Japan's recovery: Who needs leaders?Jun 9th 2011Despite Mr Kan's obvious failings, nobody relishes a power vacuum.
The risk-management fiasco at JPMorgan was an obvious failing, but directors of public companies often let down their outside shareholders in ways that are more subtle, but equally important, say some experts on public company board practices.
And of course neither major party wants to talk about the obvious failing of their bipartisan stance – the fact that neither has a clue what to do with the people we have consigned to indefinite detention.
The most obvious failing of the current research program is that it focusses on near-Earth objects to the exclusion of distant long-period comets, which, given their typical speed and size, may not be discovered soon enough for us to be able to do anything to stop them from colliding with Earth.
For many consumers, however, Circuit City's most obvious failing was its customer service.
If we are so intent on building an accessible, inclusive feminism, why don't we focus on what Beyoncé has to offer, rather than her all-too-obvious failings?
