Sentence examples for small shortcomings from inspiring English sources

An employer must accept small shortcomings, even when they create expenses in money or time.

"If you have a horse with a good temperament, that can overcome a lot of other small shortcomings," he said.

Tuchel could have bemoaned a series of poor first touches from Marco Reus in dangerous situations, or other small shortcomings, but he was much more interested in measuring his team's performance against the Bayern benchmark.

"Always realize that even your strongest advocate and opponent is a part of the human family, albeit they may have small shortcomings, and even strength in them, they are part of that human family," Bernice said.

The Jets have pressing needs at left offensive tackle and defensive end, and there are N.F.L.-ready players at each position, D'Brickashaw Ferguson and Mario Williams, who may be there for the taking at No. 4. But the Jets also have a charisma deficiency, and a lack of star power is no small shortcoming for a team in the No. 1 news media market.

Then there is the cliché (full of truth) that Mozart's transparency and meticulous elegance bear witness to a performer's smallest shortcomings.

Small but prolonged shortcomings in DNA repair may, eventually, at advanced age become manifest in more damage and cell death than in other tissues.

We realized that after 4 weeks using this instrument there was a small reduction of shortcomings in glucose control, and a discrete raise in thromboembolic prophylaxis.

32 However, these studies have too many methodological shortcomings (small sample sizes, a wide variety of non-standardised assays) to allow conclusions about a definitive hypercoagulable state related specifically to migraine to be made.

The 16-game season provides a small sample, a shortcoming of football statistics.

To support this, we have formalised three lessons that might overcome the shortcomings of small-scale, pilot-specific evaluations.