Sentence examples for shortcomings could be from inspiring English sources

A good book on Mrs Merkel's shortcomings could be written.

The lending then was mostly to industrial borrowers and the system seemed to work all right, or at least its shortcomings could be hidden.

The Obama administration signed on, convinced that the need to encourage start-up capital was great and that the legislation's shortcomings could be fixed during the implementation phase.

Last year, Mr Reed argued that it was better to sign an imperfect bill than to lose an opportunity for reform, and that the bill's shortcomings could be remedied.

But these shortcomings could be overcome in HSV color space.

All of these methodological shortcomings could be, and often were, compounded by deficiencies in quality of reporting.

This shortcoming could be partly overcome by hybridization.

Another shortcoming could be that men and women may report symptoms differently; therefore, the risk of cardiovascular events may be affected by gender differences among symptom categories.

Results suggest that this shortcoming could be explained by cognitive (in consistency, marginally relevant affective frames and lack of conceptual clarity about what response time measures represent.

This shortcoming could be compensated for by a slight decrease in the response modification factor, or by specifying a lower bound wall area ratio or an upper bound wall axial load ratio.

News.com.au's William Colvin wrote that the game's only shortcoming could be that it offered too many options, and Watters stated the game achieves a rare feat of being "compulsively replayable".