Sentence examples for shortcoming of a from inspiring English sources

"The one shortcoming of a security system is you have to turn it on".

Indeed, a predictable shortcoming of a visit through photographs is that there is not a person in sight.

The sound sometimes lacks a bit of perspective, with the voices and the 10-piece ensemble not as distinct as they might be, but it isn't a serious shortcoming of a welcome set.

That we get rather less than a fully considered answer — but a good deal of alluring and titillating description in its place — is the single shortcoming of a book that is based on a very good and eminently discussable idea.

And it highlights the shortcoming of a decades-old political debate over overhauling the nation's immigration system that has failed to take into account the disconnect between policy makers and the American public.

Further, he argues that a failure to account for intentional omissions would not obviously be a shortcoming of a theory of intentional action.

That's a very big shortcoming of an inherently social service.

The main shortcoming of an ideal kinetic model is that changes in membrane potential are assumed to be instantaneous.

We acknowledge that we find these wide intervals an uncomfortable shortcoming of an approach relying on comparing a small allosome to a large autosome.

While this is a real concern, it is a shortcoming of all column purification methods.

These are the modest shortcomings of a new operation.