If the book has a shortcoming, it is one that emanates from the source of its strength. |
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The look of the film however is spectacular, and often veils its shortcoming. |
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Such minimalism may always be viewed as a shortcoming in longer fiction, but for flash fiction, it's a perfect fit. |
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This is a shortcoming that is probably unavoidable and applies to all double blind studies comparing opiates with other drugs. |
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The only shortcoming is that the shelf life of the flavoured milk drinks does not exceed two days. |
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The claim to moral neutrality, sometimes made by strategists, is another shortcoming identified by critics. |
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That shortcoming led to the introduction of the Holmes system for major investigations. |
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Using tinted glazing and deep, light-diffusing wells can help to compensate for this shortcoming, though neither is really a remedy. |
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Another shortcoming of the book is Atkinson's diffidence in examining the role of an airmobile division, the Army's only one. |
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Geim blames this shortcoming on polyimide's hydrophilicity, that is, its tendency to attract water. |
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Again this suggests the shortcoming of the received approach to these general epistles. |
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Although lack of generalizability is often cited as the major shortcoming of randomization tests, other limitations have also been discussed. |
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As discussed above, they both have shortcoming as estimators of reliability. |
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In order to remedy this shortcoming, it is necessary to require an extension of the field of vision. |
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The Commission took no corrective measure to address this shortcoming before entering into the grant agreements audited. |
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Few of the officers have proper training in crowd control a shortcoming that contributed to the killing five years ago. |
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I saw PTSD not as some mental defect or shortcoming inside myself, but instead as an enemy. |
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As long as they believed Saraswati was infallible, any dissatisfaction they experienced was a personal shortcoming. |
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This government's shortcoming in enforcing and administering the law, and in protecting lives and property, has further blemished its credibility. |
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Its greatest shortcoming is that it makes no reference whatsoever to social rights. |
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To compensate for this shortcoming, it is usual to add fibers made of steel, carbon, glass or synthetic material to the mix. |
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However, the rulings seemed to lay bare a shortcoming in the justice system. |
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A shortcoming of many antifungals is that they are only fungistatic and that is one of the reasons why they have to be applied during a long period of time. |
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If we identify any infringements, we shall first of all ask the undertaking in question to remedy the shortcoming. |
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The cathode-ray tube's principal shortcoming is that it cannot present a true three-dimensional picture. |
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Some ACRS participants had become acutely aware of this shortcoming and wanted the working group to address the topic of public diplomacy. |
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However, this can become a shortcoming since it may produce a clustering effect. |
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However in some cases, detailed sensitivity analysis can overcome this shortcoming. |
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While this likely reflects data availability, it is a serious shortcoming of the current stock of research. |
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The standard shortcoming is the misfit between the long-term nature of most research and the frequent shortterm needs of the policy maker. |
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This is a clear shortcoming of this report that must be acknowledged at its very introduction. |
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One suspects that stovepiping had become here a convenient whipping boy for every kind of shortcoming. |
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Another shortcoming is that I don't have the intellect or the depth or the natural gift. |
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All advance payments received with orders shall definitively inure to the supplier, except in the event of a shortcoming by the supplier. |
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The main shortcoming of many product placements and sponsorships is the lack of relevance. |
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A major shortcoming of such an approach is that Member States are forced to bear costs that could be avoided. |
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This shortcoming creates a means for hackers to spam users with a maliciously constructed email designed to trigger this buffer overflow condition. |
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It was a classic case of admitting a shortcoming and making it a strength. |
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Its another shortcoming is the collective attitude of the group that uses a wiki for collaboration. |
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A common shortcoming of WID projects is that they do not consider women's multiple roles or that they miscalculate the elasticity of women's time and labour. |
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Another shortcoming of the headhunting strategy is that they often target easier cases involving highly visible, but not necessarily influential, crime figures. |
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The neglect or denial of sentience would no longer be a standard feature of their works, and would come to be seen instead as a shortcoming that should be acknowledged and, sooner or later, corrected. |
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More than two years after adoption of the Action Plan, the government has yet to put in place the necessary performance measurement framework, a shortcoming that never fails to astonish the Commissioner. |
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A further shortcoming is that is that the law continues to consider cases of begging and vagrancy from the perspectives of security and the Penal Code. |
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The most serious shortcoming of the CBS programmes is felt to be their separateness from the Interreg programme, which also seeks to alleviate the problems caused by border location and to increase crossborder cooperation. |
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The only shortcoming is that there are few software applications and add-ins that work for 64-bit edition. |
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This deliberate disdain for the photographic ideal of cleanliness is not reflected in his work as a shortcoming or brutalization but as the intensification of sensuousness. |
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Obviously, she needs allies, but a disdain for deal-making that borders on arrogance has so far prevented her from getting them. That is not her only shortcoming. |
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He struggles to inspire voters a shortcoming that became especially evident in the run-up to the European elections in May and Scotland's referendum on independence in September. |
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That Hiroshi Araki, TEPCO's chairman, heads the committee on corporate behaviour at Japan's biggest business federation neatly illustrates this shortcoming. |
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With luck, the real word may fall into disuse and the humble outsider will feel intimidated by the floppy, opaque language that masks wrongdoing or shortcoming. |
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We must not wait for the courts to correct this glaring shortcoming. |
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Another shortcoming is that it appears that the aid left the company short of capital, not creating a definitive solution to its financial difficulties but rather keeping it afloat in the short run. |
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Public goods theory suffers from the shortcoming of treating each good separately, without taking into account the interdependences that can emerge from their gradual constitution. |
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If any of the five points is not sufficient for ensuring the goal that has been set, the corrective measures will need to be adopted so that any shortcoming can be overcome. |
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Such tolerance is certainly preferable to its pernicious alternative, but it has the shortcoming of tending to ignore others if not actually excluding them. |
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To address this shortcoming, funding agencies should consider joint funding of collaborative research on the ocean life of salmon, about which very little is known. |
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If a complaint about a defect or shortcoming is justified, with the exception of the absence of a guaranteed feature, we shall remedy the defective delivery or service within a reasonable period. |
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The use of radar sensors can easily help to overcome this shortcoming. |
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During the consideration of the report, it had been found that Syria was implementing only part of article 2 of the Convention and its delegation had undertaken to report that shortcoming to the Syrian Government. |
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Indeed, a major shortcoming of ANS estimates is that the adjustment for environmental degradation is only limited to a restricted set of pollutants, the most significant one being carbon dioxide emissions. |
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This shortcoming clearly contradicts the directive's commitment to offering all employees, irrespective of their position within a company, the right to be informed and consulted on European-wide issues. |
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A shortcoming of the pollution charges system is that the level of pollution reduction to be obtained in response to charges can be uncertain given uncertainty about demand responses to fees. |
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This theoretical shortcoming was addressed by the theory of comparative advantage. |
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The shortcoming was underlined by his artistic rivalry with Marc Bolan, who was at the time acting as his session guitarist. |
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To account for this shortcoming, we introduced two Gaussian peaks in these positions, and redeconvolved these spectra, to obtain an optimum fit. |
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This major shortcoming of the neo-classical model has been elaborated upon in the writings of Boulding, Galbraith, Gerboa, Scitovsky and others. |
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This book has a shortcoming in terms of in-depth psychodynamic explanation of issues of prejudice. |
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The major shortcoming of viewshed analysis is the accuracy of the results. |
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Some supporters for the inclusion of these young voters considered this exclusion a violation of democratic principles and a major shortcoming of the referendum. |
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