Sentence examples for think this shortcoming from inspiring English sources

And Richard Windsor of Edison adds: "I think this shortcoming will mean that when things go wrong, the problems will last much longer than they would if shareholders had the power to intervene," he says.

It would be nice to think that this shortcoming has caused Mr. Quabeck to name his debut "Critical Mess," and that he intends to straighten it out.

Do you think this incident shows that there are shortcomings in sex education and scientific literacy in America?

In conclusion, we think this outbreak could have been caused by failing infection control practices and shortcomings in infection control protocols.

Still, I think this is more a consequence of the complexity and size of the topic being addressed than it is some shortcoming of the current paper.

Actually, though, I think the shortcomings of the Proust chapter have more to do with the fact that here Aciman is being forced to look directly, explicitly, at something that elsewhere underlies his every thought.

I think the shortcomings you leave in your squad at some stage come back and you pay the price.

I think the biggest shortcoming of this is that it will increase the federal deficit.

I think that the shortcomings of the selection process, coupled with their unwillingness to engage and collaborate with the scientific community, means that the time might have come for Mars One to acknowledge the implausibility of this particular venture.

Q. Can you give us a brief description of what you think are the shortcomings of each of your democratic opponents?

He said that he did not think the Mets' shortcomings were caused by a lack of effort, but conceded that the losses and poor play were draining some his players, as evidenced by their body language.