Sentence examples for of a shortcoming from inspiring English sources

The relentless attention to the sheer awfulness of war, which is the film's great strength, is also something of a shortcoming.

Therein lies something of a shortcoming — although not, I think, a serious one — of restaurant reviews today, and therein lies a glimpse of just how thoroughly chefs today are in thrall to seasonal ingredients, the catches of the day and their own fleeting fascinations.

So instead of asking "Why would a school reject over 95% of its applicants when that could mean additional tuition dollars or innovative and creative research just walking out its doors?," we go to "If I'm not part of 5%, it must be because of a shortcoming on the part of the students who did get in".

Of note, a shortcoming of our study is the limited number of patients and the retrospective design.

This is more of an indication of the diversity of BIND than a shortcoming of PSI-MI CVs.

The small number of subjects is a shortcoming of this study.

Did you find Le Guin's use of familiar forms of government to be a shortcoming of the book?

The small number of participants could be considered a shortcoming of this survey.

"We've been aware of it as a shortcoming.

The auditor general has identified the lack of services in rural and remote areas as an area of shortcoming.

However, this underscores a shortcoming of "How Google Works".