Sentence examples for shortcoming inherent from inspiring English sources
The phrase "shortcoming inherent" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe a flaw or deficiency that is an inherent or essential characteristic of something or someone. This means that the flaw is not something that can be easily changed or fixed, as it is inherent to the nature of the thing or person. Example: "Despite its many strengths, the new software's shortcoming inherent in its design made it difficult to use for less tech-savvy individuals."
Wool has been prized for its warmth and durability for thousands of years, but only in the last decade have manufacturers addressed a major shortcoming: inherent, even maddening itchiness.
A shortcoming inherent to destructive soil sampling is its potential for biasing effects on long-term monitoring of soil salinity by means of GPS or other means of accurate localization and relocalization of soil sampling, the herein called "localization paradox", rarely treated in scientific papers.
Despite the shortcomings inherent in the job, Dierker remains happy that he accepted it.
This control can only be accomplished by polysomnography, despite shortcomings inherent in this test [13].
Of course, in video, the premise is intriguing, partly due to the many inefficiencies and shortcomings inherent in the landscape.
This study aims to address the shortcomings inherent in the use of conventional survey data approaches and provide causal estimates of the effects of foreign experience.
Recently reviewed by Laptop, Toshiba's late entry into the US netbook market means that the company's been able to monitor the shortcomings inherent in competing netbooks in order to address them with its own.
Hot off yesterday's news of the DIY USB wall outlet (replace your standard outlet plugs with two USB plugs) comes a product that addresses the shortcomings inherent with getting rid of the standard plugs altogether: a wall plate with both standard and USB plugs.
"Evidence suggests that there may be potential shortcomings inherent in the SDM tool which may provide unclear guidance and the ability to override results," the supervisors' motion states.
These methods overcome some of the statistical shortcomings inherent to Littenberg and Moses model [ 8, 19].
An instrumented force measuring treadmill can overcome the shortcomings inherent to overground testing.
