Sentence examples for seeming shortcomings from inspiring English sources

As part of a general defense of God's goodness in the face of seeming shortcomings in our nature, the Sixth Meditation seeks to justify the way in which we are equipped to respond to the outside world by experiencing sensations, appetites, and passions.

As positioning technologies are routinely employed in civil engineering and agriculture [14, 15 18] for the guidance of heavy equipment for precise and efficient work it seems the shortcomings in the case of ex-situ remediation lays in the capacity to generate adequate remediation plans and in the lack of adapted GIS tools, models, methods and practice [19].

It seems that shortcomings in communication skills teaching are perpetuated by supervisors' lack of clinical teaching skills.

It seems that shortcomings in professional education and training, particularly among general practitioners (GPs) are one of the reasons for this deficiency in medical care [ 2- 5].

One French journalist thought the cast were "monsters," but that seems his shortcoming.

It seems a shortcoming to proclaim one's fealty only to Mr. Gilberto the singer when he was something of a strategist as well.

And that's why the Sonic Complete's stylistic shortcomings seem so very, very sad.

So confident, in fact, that their shortcomings seem almost beside the point.

Yet those shortcomings seem modest in comparison to the problems with the touchscreen display on the back of the camera.

Despite my alleged prejudices, I shared Ms Aitkenhead's view that "its shortcomings seemed pretty glaringly obvious, even to someone as unscientifically minded as me.

Recourse to the latter seems related to shortcomings in measurement approaches used in psychometrics, which heavily influence the choice of method used to estimate uncertainty in psychological measurement.