Sentence examples for operational shortcoming from inspiring English sources

By doing so, indicators of operational shortcoming, such as the presence of late-stage (3rd or 4th instar) mosquito larvae, could be reported and reacted to fast enough to prevent emergence of adult mosquitoes.

Operational shortcomings can be ironed out, if never perfected.

Union officials have said that Delta is using the pilots as a scapegoat for its operational shortcomings.

"Their goal was to do everything they could to prevent the State Department from discovering their multiple contract violations and operational shortcomings.

Tomlinson also claimed police failed to respond adequately to his clients' requests for information and failed to carry out an effective investigation.The Met has acknowledged that there were "some operational shortcomings" in their handling of the case.

Mr Lewis said that "operational shortcomings" may have influenced the police failure to inform all the potential targets of Mr Mulcaire that they may have had their phone intercepted.

Parliament might return the favour by doing less grumbling in public about the commission's operational shortcomings, and by giving it more tactical backing in arguments with the Council of Ministers.

However, they have some operational shortcomings including the extra requirement of control signal exchanges and the overhead of channel switching.

However, all existing KC quantification methods may suffer from operational shortcomings such as fine NOM particle loss, and incomplete amorphous organic carbon removal [13, 40, 46].

In particular, failures are chosen for which root causes involve trying to get around existing operational shortcomings by making changes to control, instead of carrying out a proper Root Cause Analysis to identify actual causes of deficiencies.

Also in the following two major Widerøe accidents, Flight 893 in 1990 and Flight 744 in 1993, the investigation uncovered operational shortcomings.