Sentence examples for pervasive shortcoming from inspiring English sources
[I]n our view, the Study's pervasive shortcoming is that it fails to adequately justify its recommendation that the Commission embark on fundamentally changing the regulatory regime for broker-dealers and investment advisers providing personalized investment advice to retail investors.
At the same time, there are signs everywhere of a system struggling against pervasive shortcomings.
This scapegoating helps the Dinka-dominated government draw attention away from its own shortcomings, such as pervasive corruption and its failure to provide public services.
It was immediately clear to me that Acquadro, a licensed dentist as well as an anesthesiologist, was both competent and caring and that the forces that delayed Burke's treatment were not personal shortcomings but genuine, pervasive confusions about pain.
What began as grief reactive, based in reality soon morphed, amidst a perfect storm of environmental factors and my own psychological shortcomings, into a pervasive depression that came from everywhere and nowhere at once.
However, while Tanzanian workers flagged similar shortcomings, there was also a pervasive fatalistic acceptance of infrastructural limitations.
The unnecessary deaths of our soldiers in Afghanistan because of shortcomings in their equipment flow directly from the pervasive chaos that penetrates much of government.
Corruption was pervasive.
Substance abuse is pervasive.
