Sentence examples for online shortcomings from inspiring English sources

Finding the game's online shortcomings annoying, GameSpy still believed that the single-player mode and local wireless gameplay more than made up for them.

If you want to appreciate how vast the digital divide is that historically separates conservative failures and liberal accomplishments online, and if you want to add some context to the recent New York Times Magazine feature article on how Republicans' chronic online shortcomings dim the party's electoral chances, just look at how the two camps were marking their time in recent days.

To address this shortcoming, an online evidence based midwifery initiated oral health (MIOH) education program was systematically developed as a professional development activity.

You can gauge a product's quality firsthand; the inability to do so online is one of the shortcomings of Internet shopping in general.

It should probably go without saying that the traditional print media also have a vested interest in drawing attention to the supposed shortcomings of their online rivals, and rarely fail to do so.

For instance, last year it unveiled Google Gears, a set of tools meant to allow Web applications like Gmail to continue working even when users are not connected to the Internet — a hurdle that remains one of the major shortcomings of many online applications.

Over the past 12 months or more, we've seen each of those component parts adopted by major financial services institutions – the sorts of institutions that have likely been pointed to by cynics looking to juxtapose the shortcomings of the online lending sector.

One potential shortcoming of these online digital video offerings is the wide variation in the way series are presented.

We must allow at least the possibility that Weiner is an online sex addict, still struggling, whose shortcomings and ongoing challenges have been accepted by his wife.

Whereas traditional classroom experiences generally were recalled favourably, online learning was described by its shortcomings.

The study was released by I.B.M. and Watchfire, a software maker, as they introduced an online service that monitors and reports privacy shortcomings in corporate Web sites.