Sentence examples for shortcoming that from inspiring English sources

He struggles to inspire voters a shortcoming that became especially evident in the run-up to the European elections in May and Scotland's referendum on independence in September.

Few of the officers have proper training in crowd control a shortcoming that contributed to the killing five years ago.

"I can't even speak Luhya," a shortcoming that is sometimes viewed as snobby, she said.

But this is also a shortcoming that can be rectified this year.

One potential shortcoming that worries some Republican Party officials is the sophistication in the ground-level organization.

But he lacks the essential political ability to act decisively and preëmptively, a shortcoming that seems likely to cost him his job.

But Shoriki could not secure his biggest goal, the premiership, and perhaps it was this shortcoming that ultimately racked him with a sense of failure.

Some worry that the lack of such curbs would be a shortcoming that could allow misleading ads aimed at vulnerable investors.

While that is hardly a resounding endorsement, it may be a temporary shortcoming that can be overcome by the fierce resistance among conservative Republicans to Mr. Obama.

Vahid Halilhodzic blamed a lack of conditioning for his players' failure to hold on to their lead – a shortcoming that has seen the squad given extra training at their base in Sorocaba.

And I here admit that the opening, Lynchian images of these are too obviously shocking and parodic, a shortcoming that has to be overlooked due to this film's overall bravura brilliance.