Sentence examples for shortcoming from from inspiring English sources

Loathing religious hypocrisy offers the satisfying advantage of being ill-disposed toward a shortcoming from which most of us feel certain only other people suffer, but from which we ourselves have built up through force of will and strength of character a rather robust immunity.

This shortcoming from the experimental side has, most of the time, its origin in the difficulties associated with size effects in fracture mechanics and the limited available sample dimensions.

Think about what you want to see happen in the future, and try not to dwell on every shortcoming from the past.

Paper Camera suffers from neither shortcoming.

That said, few will appreciate a run-down of Singapore's supposed political shortcomings from a foreign visitor.

Doubts also linger about the team's ability to shoot from the outside, particularly after its 2004 performance took the United States' shortcomings from the perimeter into focus.

Mr. Williams insisted that Georgia had addressed its shortcomings from that election and was continuing to improve the processes that will make voting run safely and smoothly.

To win, the teams would have to address a daunting list of failures and shortcomings, from fried hard drives to faulty satellite equipment.

England eventually came unstuck in the quarter-finals against Portugal on penalties, prompting an inquest into their shortcomings from 12 yards.

The N.C.A.A. noted that the university falsely told the infractions committee that it had taken actions to address its compliance shortcomings from earlier cases.

Attempts are made to address the shortcomings from previous works as to pave the way for future research on science of tribology of polymeric composites.