Sentence examples for saying shortcomings from inspiring English sources

But he dismissed the complaints of the anti-Communist opposition, saying shortcomings in Moldovan democracy "have no relationship to the events of the 6th and 7th of April".

An international review committee has found "no compelling evidence" that Dr. Karl Illmensee of the University of Geneva fabricated data in experiments conducted in 1982, but it said shortcomings had "cast grave doubts" on the validity of his work.

To overcome the above said shortcomings in centralized search engines and to support collaborative search, Chord-style peer-to-peer overlay network [8] is designed.

Several American officials said those shortcomings were also evident in how the Saudis handled the capture of Mr. Ayeeri.

Steven M. Tindall, Do As She Does, Not As She Says: The Shortcomings of Justice O'Connor's Direct Evidence Requirement in Price Waterhouse v. Hopkins, 17 Berkeley J. Emp.

But Gulf Coast residents have become increasingly angry over what they say are shortcomings of the program, including inconsistent payments and an opaque process.

Indeed, several Tyler Pipe employees, who asked not to be identified for fear of being fired, said safety shortcomings had played a role in the accident.

Former officials say the shortcomings of current satellite communications, which are vulnerable to Chinese and Russian jamming, make 5G wireless systems a logical alternative.

A spokesman for the pharmacies, David MacKay, said the shortcomings had been "blown out of proportion" and that they were being rectified.

Mr. Horvitz, who speaks apologetically about the Paper Clip program, said its shortcomings were the result of Microsoft's failure to implement all of his team's ideas.

Mr. Spano criticized the utility and the regulatory agency for what he said were shortcomings in keeping county officials and the public abreast of developments.