Sentence examples for will be found wanting from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, even if the infrastructure issues that have received a bulk of the media attention are miraculously resolved, our findings suggest that the site will be found wanting.

Another concern is that the accuracy and quality of the data will be found wanting (which is a problem for business as well as for the public sector).

More than a year later, however, when the Kasane summit reviews whether these commitments have been implemented, it seems likely that some will be found wanting.

Yet at the same time, the greater the scrutiny, the greater the danger that those humans will be found wanting, and that, unlike Diana's, their frailty will repel rather than attract.

As with the archaeologist, my theory, if I am a fiction writer, will be found wanting after I die, but pleasure in my stories may linger (War and Peace) or surge (The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner).

She adds: "David Cameron and George Osborne, and I think a lot of his front bench, they're very focused on the election, but I think come the election... they will be found wanting.

People might not fancy him as much because he's dropped out of the Premiership, but he's got undoubted quality and I don't think he'll be found wanting.

There are always evil, oppressive forces at work on any society but they'll be found wanting in guile if they come at us goose-stepping and shouting "Sieg Heil!" for a second time.

"We will not be found wanting, I hope others will not be found wanting," he said.

Standing before her Maker, she will not be found wanting.

And I can assure you, I will not be found wanting".