Sentence examples for professional shortcomings from inspiring English sources

What Mr. Crudup is quite willing, even masochistically eager, to discuss are his professional shortcomings.

The telemedicine and medical remote monitoring in particular, today represents an effective solution to the health professional shortcomings facing to the increasing older population.

The report stated that "there remain some outstanding issues" to be addressed, adding that lessons from police investigations, legal advice and trials need to be better handled "so that trends in criminal behaviour or professional shortcomings can be quickly identified and remedied".

A disciplinary panel of the General Medical Council ruled that his "fitness to practise was impaired" because of his reluctance to consider asphyxiation in the murder case, the falsification of his professional CV, and his failure to redress previous professional shortcomings.

Victorian standards of sin were different from ours — Cardinal Manning's diary used to record the same kind of breast-beating when he had eaten too much cake — but Cohen says that "it is naïve to insist that Charles's troubled conscience stemmed solely from professional shortcomings or indolence".

The belief that a trained research scientist pursues such career options because of professional shortcomings is declared officially (by me) wrongheaded.

-- was not just a professional shortcoming at many points in his career but also ultimately led to his downfall.

The nurses experienced that it was emotionally challenging to be unable to relieve dying patients' spiritual and existential anguish, because it activated feelings of professional helplessness and shortcomings.

Our findings indicate that professionals recognise these shortcomings and would be receptive to initiatives focused on improving service delivery for these populations.

Mr. Ohga wrote a letter to Sony's co-founder, Akio Morita, detailing the machine's shortcomings for professional musicians and singers.

However, this contradicts the literature in the field, which suggests a professional responsibility to identify shortcomings in the standards of care and work to rectify these.