Sentence examples for of its inadequacies from inspiring English sources

"The school believes it should be exempt from the scrutiny of this honorable court and the justice system, yet it should be deemed a purveyor of its inadequacies to the public," a legal brief from prosecutors said.

Mr. Bond apologetically acknowledged this -- "There's something I do to people, and it's not what I want to do" -- but his view is that if actors or directors tackle his work, they must tackle it as well as they can, because he is all too aware of its inadequacies.

It is probably best to take a 'physical' description simply to be one that occurs in the language of a future science that is similar to what we call 'physics' today but with none of its inadequacies.

They should be regarded less as trials than as ceremonies — another kind of public art on the theme of its inadequacy.

He'd long ago despaired of the process, and of its inadequacy to address what he deems the existential threats to our climate, our food and water supplies, and the survival of life on earth, in any recognizable form.

The current self-regulation has undergone criticism because of its inadequacy for privacy security [17].

Part of the blame for its inadequacies is placed at the door of member states, which the report says have not fulfilled their responsibilities under the WHO's international health regulations.

While there may be a certain surface plausibility to Hume's account of memory, its inadequacies quickly come to light.

Tariq Ramadan may not be ideal, but the impulse to engage with him seems to exemplify the best kind of liberalism — unself-righteous and aware of its own inadequacies.

Moreover, a factor complicating the backdrop of the Hangzhou summit, is the American populist temptation, in the middle of a tough campaign leading to the presidential election on November 8, to depict China as the source of its own inadequacies and, beyond, as a generator of global disorder in a series of variations on the theme of the "China Threat".

He said there is "a small but indeterminate category of national security-related claims, both for judicial review of executive decisions and for civil damages, in respect of which it is preferable that the option of a CMP – for all its inadequacies – should exist".