Sentence examples for unavoidable shortcomings from inspiring English sources
To the credit of its authors, the report acknowledges some of these unavoidable shortcomings, noting that the "CBO's estimate of the ACA's impact on labor markets is subject to substantial uncertainty, which arises in part because many of the ACA's provisions have never been implemented on such a broad scale and in part because available of many key responses vary considerably".
Thus, interlaced scanning is still widely used in various television encoding systems and camcorder recording modes, in spite of unavoidable shortcomings.
To date, due to unavoidable shortcomings in physical and numerical modeling techniques, there is not a single satisfactory method to solve the problem completely.
While aware of these unavoidable shortcomings, we included two lengths that are frequently chosen as a compromise.
The Microbial Challenge is relatively compact, compared with the usual microbiology textbook, with expected advantages and unavoidable shortcomings.
To minimise this unavoidable shortcoming, only randomised trials were included.
Further, recall bias and decisions based on hypothetical emergency situations do not necessarily correlate with actual practice, and this is an unavoidable shortcoming in a survey.
One unavoidable shortcoming might be due to the impossibility to describe professional knowledge (or perhaps better professional intuition) of the psychiatrist verbally that said without the previously mentioned theoretical biases.
