Sentence examples for relative shortcomings from inspiring English sources

It does not rely on any analysis of the relative shortcomings of sugar and fat.

Finally a reference conceptual reactor configuration is proposed and compared with previous NTR designs where its relative shortcomings and obvious advantages are presented and discussed.

But his other skills have compensated for these relative shortcomings, such as the fact that he works well in teams.

Despite its relative shortcomings, the house is listed at $1.2 million, and Redfin estimates that it will go for almost $200,000 more than that.

Jason Delisle, who directs the New America Foundation's federal education budget project, said there "could be a perfectly legitimate explanation" for Sallie Mae's relative shortcomings or, he speculated, the company may not be aggressive in enrolling borrowers into IBR or may not be informing enough borrowers about the initiative.

They showed that MEEG localizations were not simply the union of EEG and MEG results but a rather complex interplay of both modalities compensating their relative shortcomings.

The relative safety shortcomings in the front passenger seat for the female dummy went beyond the 2011 Sienna and its 2012 model, which improved to three stars for that seat.

We discuss the relative merits and shortcomings of two strategies for overcoming those challenges: Meta-databases constructed from existing qualitative studies and large-N field-based studies.

Due to the length of the film there was an intermission, during which I overheard a group of four people arguing the relative merits and shortcomings of the film.

A large share of the discussion centered on health care reform: the relative virtues and shortcomings of the Affordable Care Act compared with the Republican plan to replace it.

For its shortcomings relative to what ought to have been done, Mr Klein lets the Fed off with little more than a slap of the wrist.His first mistake is to undersell the Fed's role in countercyclical policy.