Sentence examples for to be shortcomings from inspiring English sources

Although Hegel definitely wants to overcome what he takes to be shortcomings both of Kant's philosophy and of the positions of his post-Kantian contemporaries Fichte and Schelling, at the same time he does not want to give up on the post-Kantian project of transforming Kant's subjective epistemological idealism into a robust new idealism based on dynamic principles of world-constitution.

In the study of Marmugi et al. [ 50], the authors reported using a "standard diet," and no information was provided about the housing conditions, which was considered to be shortcomings [ 73].

In determining that the case should proceed to trial, the court included comments in which it scolded the research community for what it perceived to be shortcomings in the approach to conducting research involving low-income populations, particularly with regard to obtaining truly informed consent from the parents of children participating in such studies.

But there can be shortcomings.

"It wasn't designed to overcome shortcomings in those countries' infrastructures or governments, which are what they view to be periodic shortcomings".

Week in and week out, you owned up to who you are, shortcomings and all.

"There are always going to be some shortcomings; these are humans making the calls and it has always been that way," Anderson said.

In a report today the committee says:  There appear to be serious shortcomings in the current cost-benefit analysis for HS2.

But I doubt you're going to do it if you're defining yourself by what you perceive to be your shortcomings.

While generally promising, there are shortcomings to the use of these sensors, which need to be resolved.

There are shortcomings to these paintings, notably a formulaic consistency of composition and palette.