Sentence examples for will be shortcomings from inspiring English sources

"There will be shortcomings in this first experiment, but we hope they will not undermine the general essence of holding real free and fair elections".

Another issue in clinical practice will be shortcomings of qualified manpower in the whole sequencing process.

Commenting in an interview in 1985, he said: "If you spend $500 million in 100 countries, there will be some shortcomings.

But there can be shortcomings.

There were shortcomings and those will be investigated by Central Election Commission as happened at the previous elections.

It is far from clear that Vince Cable's business bank will be immune from these shortcomings.

Some experts suspect that no matter how well the companies say they do, shortcomings will be widespread.

If any of the four remaining teams puts in two impressive performances, its previous shortcomings will be largely forgotten, especially by its own fans.

But in a country  ruled by the military, and amid a declared war on terrorism, it seems very unlikely that the constitution's biggest shortcomings will be addressed.

Why should Indians "settle" for either of these leaders, whose shortcomings will be a disservice to a country with aspirations that exceed the vision of either.

The list of shortcomings will be endless: out-of-stock merchandise, poor customer service, long waits at checkout, Cheez Doodle crumbs on the dressing-room floor.