Sentence examples for shortcomings by from inspiring English sources

SHORTCOMINGS, by Adrian Tomine.

Universities hope to address these shortcomings by becoming more like their elite American counterparts.

Svartedalens is attempting to avoid shortcomings by keeping the changes tightly focused and monitored.

His first decision has been to lead from the front, solving Yorkshire's opening shortcomings by doing it himself.

Despite those shortcomings, by August 1847 as many as three million people were receiving rations at soup kitchens.

Despite its shortcomings, by making insurance at least somewhat affordable, the ACA has the potential to be a game-changer for millions of Americans.

Following the lengthy reports on intelligence shortcomings by the U.S. Senate and by Lord Butler in Britain featuring groupthink, along came the 9/11 commission's report.

A series of reports has accused it of grave shortcomings by failing to prevent the 2001 terrorist attacks and inaccurately assessing whether Iraq had unconventional arms.

In its account of how unprepared the administration was to meet the needs of the Kosovo refugees, the report points to shortcomings by American intelligence officials.

They compensated for their academic shortcomings by developing superior social skills, and, when they reached the workplace, those compensatory skills gave them an enormous head start.

Reprieve believes shortcomings by Carty's lawyer left the prosecution case unchallenged and failed to put a strong case for mitigation against execution.