Sentence examples for shortcoming because it from inspiring English sources
The most curious thing about the Arc Hub (its circular design) is also its main shortcoming: Because it's a circle, you'll be threading cables in a snail-shell pattern, where your wires risk entanglement with the more ports you use.
This is a shortcoming because it may be more important to map the distribution of subtypes that are highly virulent in mammals such as H5 or H7.
It generally confirms my analysis, but does not provide an effective explanation of French shortcomings because it does not take into account the impact of 'power networks.' The report is concerned with governance, not with governmentality (in a sense derived from the work of Michel Foucault), which introduces a perspective taking into account power networks and their strategies.
This definition of pain, however, has significant shortcomings because it does not encompass all aspects of pain.
The boosted regression trees method was an appropriate alternative to addressing these shortcomings, because it has the ability to fit nonlinear responses between species and environmental predictors [ 10].
An extensive network of elevated lines built in New York City was in service for many years but was systematically eliminated because of aesthetic shortcomings and because it contributed to traffic congestion.
I looked for his shortcomings because I was focused on mine.
Identifying problems and shortcomings is important because it helps organizations to eliminate them in the future.
The U.S. is held in greater honor and respect in the world because it acknowledged its shortcomings instead of covering them up.
However that success is also seen by some as a shortcoming because of the role the GFA has played in deepening the perception it is only interested in the Black Stars and is riddled with wasteful spending.
The on-line inspection of machining accuracy using a spindle probe has an inherent shortcoming because the same machine-produced parts are used for inspection.
