Sentence examples for profound shortcomings from inspiring English sources

We must focus instead upon the profound shortcomings that epidemiologists face in discovering environmental causes of chronic diseases without adequate exposure data.

But dichotomies of nature versus nurture and feminism versus evolutionary psychology throw us into the pitfall of reductive thinking, a profound shortcoming of any theory that seeks to exclude all others.

I found this to be the most profound shortcoming of the screenplay.

"There are shortcomings, but not fundamental shortcomings," he said.

Based on this classification, a profound analysis describing the advantages and shortcomings of each class of models is presented; leading to uncover possible topics that need further study and investigation.

Nineteenth century "free trade" theory may work well in a textbook, but it has profound conceptual, economic, social, environmental, and political shortcomings in our real 21st century global economy.

What is most striking to Brazilians reading Bishop's poems now, Mr. Jabor said, is her "Calvinist irritation with our shortcomings and endemic problems, mixed with a profound compassion for our suffering and an uncommon love for the fragility of our people that is rarely found in Brazilian poets".

I know my flaws and sometimes it's difficult to see past my perceived shortcomings and into the light of my profound attributes.

The Bogart Parallel For all Mammon's shortcomings and despite the creeping sensation that this series wasn't half as profound as its writers wanted it to be, I enjoyed it chiefly as a hard-boiled thriller.

Mr Turner argued that the regulatory shortcomings, shared by both the FSA and the Bank of England, were rooted in a more profound intellectual failure to grasp the risks that were building up in global finance.

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