Sentence examples for remarkable shortcomings from inspiring English sources

As anticipated, there are remarkable shortcomings at the district hospitals within all categories of the situational analysis.

This is a remarkable shortcoming for a space that is supposed to welcome war veterans.

What Benjamin and Crimp have done is remarkable, whatever the shortcomings of the staging.

Its economic progress, whatever the shortcomings, has been remarkable.

Her screen test with Clark Gable resulted in a contract offer from MGM. Aware of her shortcomings, Williams showed remarkable aplomb by insisting on a training period to learn about making movies.

But as I expressed in my initial review, Hulu's a remarkable web service despite its numerous shortcomings (no downloads, a limited collection of shows and movies, and no international access to name a few).

This remarkable sensitivity is also its major shortcoming – RT-PCR is extraordinarily susceptible to DNA contamination.

Such comparisons have achieved remarkable success, but have also revealed the shortcomings that remain in experiment, theory and simulation alike.

The idea that evidence of "compromise and bipartisanship" should ever be rated a shortcoming in a politician is remarkable.

Shortcomings aside, the exhibition contains some remarkable pieces, especially those from Surrealism's early days and during World War II, when the artists' most nightmarish visions became reality.

Despite the remarkable scope of metagenomics, it still has many shortcomings.