Sentence examples for shortcoming which is from inspiring English sources

They're appealing in the same way those "wise old person who knows the secret" stories that turn up in so many fantasy-adventure movies today are appealing, and they have the same shortcoming, which is that in life there never is just one secret, and there never is just one cause.

From the point of view of applications, however, circumscription has a major computational shortcoming, which is due to the nature of the second-order language in which circumscription is formulated.

The "fashion-focused" cases seemed… well, like cases — but they do a pretty good job of covering up the phone's only real aesthetic shortcoming, which is the big ol' rear camera hump that is becoming oh-so commonplace… so you might end up wanting one.

Welch put his finger on its shortcoming, which was that it incorrectly relegated all other stakeholders in corporate performance to second rate status: "Your main constituencies are your employees, your customers and your products," he told an interviewer.

This can be seen as main shortcoming, which was tolerated because data evaluation was incorporated into an ongoing mandatory course to establish this new blended learning concept.

However, all previously published works in this field suffer from at least one of the following shortcomings, which is a major drawback for the usage of these methods for actual zoological and biomechanical studies: Only very specific anatomical landmark subsets can be tracked, e.g., the torso landmarks [17, 30] or the lower leg landmarks [16].

And he is unsparing about his subject's shortcomings, which are numerous.

Regarding these requirements, currently existing assessment procedures for green spaces have some major shortcomings, which are discussed in this paper.

But the ant colony algorithm has two obvious shortcomings, which are low convergence rate and algorithm stagnation in local optimum.

The present work re-examines the porous media equations of the most recent form and corrects some shortcomings which were identified.

Still, given Google's recent earnings shortcomings, which were partly attributed to an inability to make its ads on MySpace pay off, investors might not be so keen to see the search engine double-down on social networking.