Sentence examples for pinpoint shortcomings from inspiring English sources
We critically review the classical approach of clustering and visualisation through trees, in particular dendrograms, and pinpoint shortcomings of this technique.
Others argue that Mr. Kissinger's intimate familiarity with the workings of the national security agencies make him uniquely qualified to pinpoint their shortcomings, whether under the Bush administration or under its predecessor, and fulfill his new commission's mandate to see if the government could have done more to try to avert last year's terrorist attacks.
Comparing the detail of the BES survey with the flawed internet and telephone polls pinpoints more specific shortcomings where young people are concerned.
Dawson was unable to pinpoint Portrush's exact shortcomings when asked to do so on Monday.
The critical aspect of this definition is the phrasing … believed to affect adversely … that pinpoints to the implicit shortcoming that there is no objective or physiological/biological marker of adverse odor effects.
Officials have still not pinpointed the source of the contamination, and some food safety experts are linking problems in tracing the source to what they say are shortcomings in the Bioterrorism Act of 2002.
(Women are tougher to pinpoint).
But there are shortcomings.
