Sentence examples for two severe shortcomings from inspiring English sources

Such measures, however, suffer from at least two severe shortcomings: First, although these proxies may be informative on the average intensity of product market competition within a product market, they do not provide information on changes in competitive pressure at the level of the individual firm where decision-making takes place.

However, such a relationship has two severe shortcomings: i) as no organism can produce indefinitely many offspring there will always be an upper limit to reproduction and ii) as a minimum of resources has to be invested to successfully produce and raise one single offspring there is a lower limit of resources necessary to start reproduction.

At least two have severe shortcomings in their judicial systems; another one or two, notably Poland, may elect dangerous populists.

"The last several days have revealed severe shortcomings in our preparedness to support news organizations in their efforts to cover U.S. military operations in Afghanistan".

But the E.P.A.'s scientists and two outside experts who examined the issue for the agency all found severe shortcomings in the company's studies, especially the lack of data provided on the exposure of workers to atrazine.

Five days later, Chan received a six-page letter from the agency's network of experts, spelling out what they saw as severe shortcomings in WHO's response to the deadly virus.

Little else need be said here about the severe shortcomings of that interpretative methodology.

Yes, the 2000 election made clear that many voting systems have severe shortcomings and that the federal government has a stake in making sure states take action.

Current liver transplantation strategies face severe shortcomings owing to scarcity of donors, immunogenicity, prohibitive costs and poor survival rates.

While they can seem highly insightful — not to mention being widely available and inexpensive — they have some severe shortcomings when used in high stakes applications such as hiring.

All surveys conducted in the aftermath of these events demonstrated severe shortcomings in preparedness [ 5, 6].