Sentence examples for shortcomings missing from inspiring English sources

Roberta Campbell balked at closing on an $18.75 million co-op apartment on the Upper East Side in 2009 after an inspection turned up what she felt were some grievous shortcomings: missing cooktop grates, shower enclosures and a microwave; unfinished floors; and a lack of heat, hot water, gas and air-conditioning.

Even on the years I have managed to produce something close to a film, the Christmas screening has brought a crushing realisation of some catastrophic shortcoming: a missing grandparent, an under-represented child, a crashingly inappropriate choice of soundtrack.

In addition, the shortcoming of missing data handled in CTT could be overcome through the derived measures estimated by Rasch modeling.

These "shortcomings" included missed targets on both the rapid removal of cattle with TB and the follow-up of missed tests, and "weaknesses in cleaning and disinfection" across the industry, all of which increase the risk of TB spreading between cattle.

Recent research results address these shortcomings, but miss a few elements that would enable their application in an ISP's network.

First, our analysis was retrospective and shortcomings such as missing values cannot be excluded despite all hemodynamic variables being prospectively recorded.

The critics of theory of constraints (TOC) have been quick to point to this shortcoming and are missing the point.

The most significant shortcoming is the missing distinction between various types of pluripotency, and we have started to include link annotations to distinguish these.

The limitations of the study are that:- i) it is based on simple observational data with the usual shortcomings; ii) we had missing data from 8% of villages and data on deaths are thus underestimated.

However, possible shortcomings include data miscoding, missing data, and few measures of process quality.

Despite all its shortcomings, I especially missed Fairmount Park when I moved to New York here the parks are incredibly restrictive.