Sentence examples for shortcomings being from inspiring English sources

Warren Buffett warned about a gold bubble in a 2011 letter to investors in his company, Berkshire Hathaway, in which he said: Gold, however, has two significant shortcomings, being neither of much use nor procreative.

It was supposed to have been a great honour - unprecedented since the days of Raphael - but it is possible that Vernet, by then a rather repetitive painter, was horrified at the thought of his shortcomings being so brutally exposed.

But many others said the culture stoked their willingness to erode work-life boundaries, castigate themselves for shortcomings (being "vocally self-critical" is included in the description of the leadership principles) and try to impress a company that can often feel like an insatiable taskmaster.

With one of Androids' few shortcomings being the uncertainty that any given device might get the next big update, Apple just loves to mention their iOS update numbers.

The book argues that, despite Chenevix-Trench's shortcomings being "too readily obvious", "overshadowing the flaws stands his passionate concern for the individual, a vital quality for any leader to possess".

But these shortcomings are well worth overlooking.

The film's shortcomings are very evident.

Both players' defensive shortcomings were magnified.

But such shortcomings are readily forgiven.

Management shortcomings are addressed as well, however.

These shortcomings are built into the piece.