Sentence examples similar to projected shortcoming from inspiring English sources
Project shortcomings require concrete solutions to blockages, particularly to the actual use of diversion and alternatives.
This will help cancel out the effects of sanctions on the oil sector, he boasts, before asking: "After 30 years of sanctions, have you seen any shortcomings here?" Projected in front of us are colour slides of the dazzling Iranian pavilion for the imminent Expo 2010 in Shanghai.
A fascinating psychological phenomenon of this election is that Trump appears to project his own shortcomings onto others.
Catch yourself from slipping into this mode of thinking and resist the urge of projecting worries and shortcomings onto food.
Suffice it to say, the egoic self doesn't like to attack itself so it will project our perceived shortcomings on others and use them as moving targets.
This project is ideally suited to students who like to architect and examine complex computer systems, reverse-engineer existing system designs, and look for design shortcomings and vulnerabilities.
This proposed technique can overcome the shortcoming of existing 2D imaging tools, which can provide only the projected lengths of randomly oriented particles.
According to Ben Needell, chairman of the Restoration Project board, the rowing association's fiscal delinquency was not its only shortcoming.
Besides, there are plenty of shortcomings with titles, the most bothersome being that the listener's attention is continually divided between the stage and the projected text.
Shortcoming fueled strength.
