Despite its shortcomings, it has proven its worth again and again, from its role in the creation of Israel, to keeping the peace in countless global hotspots, to intervening in humanitarian crises.
Some argue that, whatever its shortcomings, it was the right move for its time.
With all its shortcomings, it marshals with masterly lucidity the successive forces that eventually overthrew Constantinople.
But even with its shortcomings, it has the highest paid director of any presidential library.
The Irish press council is not the perfect system, but despite its shortcomings it is finely balanced, culturally sensitive and country specific.
Despite its shortcomings (it had little time for women) it was intensely true to the possibilities of television as a form.
Still, despite its shortcomings, it would be great if this book could act something like a Female Eunuch or Beauty Myth for this generation in creating a ripple effect of argument and debate.
I saw it a few months back, and again this week, and despite its shortcomings it has stayed with me in a way that "Detroit," say, with its impeccable research and its earnest moral intent, has not.
For all its shortcomings, it will make you the man on your floor.
Other countries should learn that, while democracy may be the best form of government despite its shortcomings, it does not have to be American-style democracy.
Nevertheless, pool-seq has its shortcomings: it compromises the ability to conduct certain types of analyses, and certain types of biases and artifacts are possible (e.g., [ 101- 103]).
