Sentence examples for usual shortcomings from inspiring English sources

While portable navigation devices are less expensive than navigation options from automakers and easier to use than free smartphone apps, one of the usual shortcomings of the portable devices is that they typically lack live two-way communications.

Second, a test suite involving a number of complicated TSS optimization problems is chosen to overcome usual shortcomings in the available benchmark problems.

Such classes have a tendency to become a little dry and suffer from the usual shortcomings of numerical analysis and a black box approach - shortcomings in the sense of conceptual understanding as opposed to usefulness in the hands of experienced practitioners.

The limitations of the study are that:- i) it is based on simple observational data with the usual shortcomings; ii) we had missing data from 8% of villages and data on deaths are thus underestimated.

And, although the present data suffers from the potential bias and usual shortcomings inherent in retrospective study designs, prospective trials evaluating the relationship between delays and survival are not practical.

Previous works on gene annotation pointed out that erroneous gene merging is a usual shortcoming of gene predictors [ 14, 15].

Bigger, with bluer distances and heftier impasto in the rockier places, his final works of the 1840s have the usual remake shortcomings.

Beers were downed, the kids played up (in particular little Hugo, who threw a tantrum every time anyone tried to stop him trashing the house), friction built between Hugo's dad, Gary (a labourer and failing artist), and macho cousin Harry, and Aisha was soon hissing at Hector for the usual husbandly shortcomings ("Can you please just do this one thing?").

Not that Avatar was free of Jim Cameron's usual non-technical shortcomings, of course, and Life Of Pi loses ground, though, and in the places all of Ang Lee's other movies lose ground.

(As usual, apologies for the shortcomings of our software, which make indented lines impossible).

"We've described a new approach to managing depressed cancer patients that is based on the shortcomings of usual care, and integrated with cancer care, that really has quite spectacular effects in the good-prognosis patients and also has efficacy in the poor-prognosis patients".