Sentence examples for whatever shortcomings from inspiring English sources

SEOUL — Whatever shortcomings South Korea's technology giants could be accused of, underperformance is not among them.

Whatever shortcomings these films suffered, Barry's work on them is seldom, if ever, criticised.

Whatever shortcomings Haye might reveal against world class heavyweights, at cruiser he will gorge all day long on pretenders.

Overall, both films say that whatever shortcomings the American state may have, it still produces exceptional individual Americans.

"Whatever shortcomings they may have, the advantage of my writings is that they are an artistic whole".

Yet whatever shortcomings Tippett shows, the sweeping breadth of his sympathy and the regal tone he ascribes to the downtrodden transcend them.

Its economic progress, whatever the shortcomings, has been remarkable.

Whatever their shortcomings, Estonia's politicians are not "fascists".

Is he among the greatest of presidents, whatever his shortcomings?

Whatever the shortcomings, there is something authentic and bold about this Russian orchestra's Mahler.

He is struck by the importance of parents being married, whatever their shortcomings.