Sentence examples for substantive shortcomings from inspiring English sources
It is the expression of that viewpoint, not any substantive shortcomings, that poses the greatest danger for the president in the debate.
In the report, the state comptroller — Micha Lindenstrauss, a retired judge — concluded that the decision-making process before the raid, under the leadership and responsibility of Mr. Netanyahu, was flawed and had "substantive and significant shortcomings".
If Bush were wowing the world with innovative and substantive policy proposals, his verbal shortcomings could perhaps be overlooked.
But for all his influence, the vice president seems destined to be remembered as much for his political shortcomings as for his substantive achievements.
Regardless of its shortcomings, that a deal with substantive oversight for New York cops is near the finish line shows importance of fighting at the local level to rein in police powers.
Regardless of its shortcomings, that a deal with substantive oversight for New York cops is near the finish line shows importance of fighting at the local level to rein in police powers.
The analysis determines a number of serious shortcomings in the legal procedural and substantive provisions on the review mechanism that result in its inconsistent and deficient application and its puzzling results.
The shortcomings of the Inquiry, in Shaftesbury's view, were not substantive but stylistic.
There are substantive issues.
