Sentence examples for unfortunate shortcoming from inspiring English sources

The quantity of data also highlights an unfortunate shortcoming of current incongruence analysis methods.

An unfortunate shortcoming is that the nature of this study design prevented us from establishing a dose response relationship.

Perhaps one reason Druett's enthusiasm often substitutes for analysis is that her source material, for all the vivid Grand Guignol detail, has unfortunate shortcomings.

As a unique product, there are a couple of unfortunate shortcomings, but on the whole the dualbook represents an exciting glimpse at new ways to access and use technology and content.

In his speech, Cazeneuve highlighted "unfortunate shortcomings in the security system in place at the Stade de France [stadium] during France's soccer cup final last Saturday".

Today you can talk about your tummy tuck in public, because increasingly such surgery is seen as a positive choice rather than a solution to some unfortunate personal shortcoming.

Goaltending is another shortcoming.

But he noted a shortcoming.

That shortcoming is unfortunate for more than aesthetic reasons.

This shortcoming is unfortunate as marketing experts have potential to enhance reach of messages within the target audience and assist in designing visual, graphic and print copy of the final messages.

Weedmaps' shortcomings are "unfortunate" but somewhat "normal for a growing industry".