Sentence examples for there will be shortcomings from inspiring English sources

"There will be shortcomings in this first experiment, but we hope they will not undermine the general essence of holding real free and fair elections".

Commenting in an interview in 1985, he said: "If you spend $500 million in 100 countries, there will be some shortcomings.

Yet there will be frustration at the on-field shortcomings at a club that have had the platform to establish themselves as stand-alone and prominent in a wider sphere as a consequence of Rangers' demise.

Anybody can bludgeon the many shortcomings and foibles at TSA, and there will be plenty more opportunities in the future.

But there will be wrinkles exclusive to Smith, a game plan that exploits his gifts as much as it conceals his shortcomings.

In 2016, however, there will be a United Nations General Assembly Special Session on drugs, which commission chairman and former president of Brazil Henrique Cardoso believes will offer "an historic opportunity to discussion the shortcomings of the drug control regime".

But there can be shortcomings.

There were shortcomings and those will be investigated by Central Election Commission as happened at the previous elections.

But there are shortcomings.

"There are shortcomings, but not fundamental shortcomings," he said.

But he said there were shortcomings.