Sentence examples similar to true shortcoming from inspiring English sources

But the top-down debate is as much a symptom of a society that likes to wring its hands over almost every issue as it is of the true shortcomings of a process people here do not even call reunification.

Your recent piece seems to skirt right along the edge of admitting the true shortcomings of a capitalist democracy, especially considering that as these imbalances which spread via the globalization of market-driven economy, these tribal resentments are bound to become more like international hostilities with far greater impact than the gentle overthrow of a pro-market Bolivian president.

Goaltending is another shortcoming.

Shortcoming fueled strength.

But he noted a shortcoming.

There is another shortcoming.

Such duplicates indicate either true duplicates, a shortcoming of the method or implementation, or else a normalisation of distinct structures.

I used my interviews instead to show the true me, with shortcomings that I was aware of, and development points I knew I could strengthen.

The limitations of quasi-experimental studies are generally well understood by the scientific community, whereas the same might not be true of the shortcomings of RCTs.

(This remains true, no matter the shortcomings of the B.C.S. system).

To an extent all superheroes, like some of the most flamboyant creatures in fashion, are playing a role inadvertently thrust on them by circumstance, their true identities and physical shortcomings concealed.