Sentence examples for shortcomings identified from inspiring English sources

The shortcomings identified in the report range widely.

We need to continue this effort and reach its destination — all shortcomings identified and fixed.

B&B said: "We very much regret the shortcomings identified in our sales processes during this period.

A source in the Department of Health adds that many other hospitals suffer from at least some of the shortcomings identified in the report.

While Biden had been carefully examined over the years and any shortcomings identified and discounted, Palin was largely unknown to the skeptical national press.

PACE may also discuss a motion challenging the Georgian deputies' credentials, on the grounds of severe shortcomings identified in the parliamentary elections there in May.

A similar tendency to hoard critical information was a crucial shortcoming identified by the commission named to look into the causes of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, which found that federal intelligence and law enforcement agencies failed to share data that might have identified the attackers.

Lack of such transparency was one shortcoming identified by a report after the first Lindsay strike, by the government-sponsored Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service.Early in June GMB and Unite, two big unions, said they would poll around 25,000 workers at 100-odd sites on whether the impasse justified strike action.

A major methodological shortcoming identified in this review is the limitation of cognition-focused outcome measures, as they only capture one dimension of a broader range of outcomes NPIs offer.

Here are some of its shortcomings, as identified by two Pentagon studies.

Following Granger's (1969) development of the causality test, two shortcomings were identified.