Sentence examples for shortcomings emerges from inspiring English sources

It is thought unlikely that Thames Trains would be stripped off its licence before Lord Cullen produces his report unless dramatic evidence of safety shortcomings emerges as evidence is taken.

As they lunge and twirl in synch, barbed observations of each other's shortcomings emerge.

The most serious shortcomings emerged in implementation and concern the lack of support for information hiding and data abstraction.

This serious shortcoming clearly emerges each year from the Reports that the Minister of Health must communicate to Parliament to comply with art.

Only one shortcoming has emerged.

Some of the shortcomings that have emerged will need to be faced and overcome.

In recognition of the shortcomings, direct trade emerged to enable direct price negotiation between buyers and farmers.

Despite these shortcomings, these data have emerged as a valuable national data source of sexual minorities, because they allow for the determination of where same-sex partnered households are located geographically.

The previously unseen film crew, including Imamura, now comes on screen to discuss her shortcomings, and several long, crucial sequences involve arguments between Yoshie and her sister, who emerges as a possible key figure in Oshima's disappearance.

This goes some way to explaining why so few new design jewels have emerged, although the shortcomings of the current postboxes, phone booths and most other flops are down to bad design, rather than doomed attempts to reflect the confusion of modern life.

We acknowledge that assessments of study quality may not be essential and that the methodological shortcomings of a study can emerge during synthesis.