Sentence examples for the same shortcomings from inspiring English sources

And they have the same shortcomings.

Yale-school criticism had the same appeal and the same shortcomings as the New Criticism.

For each provider, Oxford reviewed a sample of client notes, assumed that the same shortcomings applied to all the clients' records, and demanded refunds accordingly.

The Chicago Police Department has been accused of some of the same shortcomings, including almost never punishing officers for citizen complaints.

Yet some of the same shortcomings were apparently allowed to continue under Mr. Parks, without any clear indication that anyone within the department was being held accountable.

Whether by design or accident, the way that the report has been presented suffers from the same shortcomings that plague most discussions of immigration in Britain.

The same shortcoming applies to Mr. Masur.

In fairness, we in the journalistic community suffered the same shortcoming: we didn't adequately convey the anger toward Hosni Mubarak.

He was never able to manage that with the Bills, however, and his teams in Buffalo also suffered from the same shortcoming he endured with the Jets: the absence of a top-tier quarterback.

They're appealing in the same way those "wise old person who knows the secret" stories that turn up in so many fantasy-adventure movies today are appealing, and they have the same shortcoming, which is that in life there never is just one secret, and there never is just one cause.

The same shortcoming on iris recognition systems has been diagnosed [11 13].