Boris Johnson is compared to Samuel Johnson and found … wanting.
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The broader availability of zinc is being tested and found wanting.
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But the real world shows the theory has often been found wanting.
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Donald Trump is occasionally measured against the expectation of leadership, and found wanting.
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Yet if central government was found wanting, the local response was little better.
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This would not be the first time that Flynn has been found wanting.
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On the issue of illegal immigration, Congress has been weighed and found wanting.
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Physical availability is being tested and so far at least has been found wanting.
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It usually says we have been weighed in our own balance and found wanting.
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Thirty to 40 years with a justice whose honesty was tested and found wanting.
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Any plan that emerges from the White House or Congress will be found wanting.
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He can be compared to anybody in the world and not be found wanting.
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Faceless hackers no longer seem a viable scapegoat for corporations whose security is found wanting.
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Those found wanting, or in possession of firearms, without my order, shall be considered rebels.
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Those found wanting, or in possession of firearms, without my order, shall be considered rebels.
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Thrones episodes would now be compared to the year's best movies and not be found wanting.
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" Front page of today's N.Y. Times: "A White House Statement on Virginia Is Also Found Wanting.
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After the success of "Georgy Girl," she wrote several light, entertaining novels that she later found wanting.
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In recent years medicine, psychology and genetics have all been put under the microscope and found wanting.
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Those found wanting will have to submit written explanations that superiors must sign off on, he said.
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An investigation revealed that he had put a positive spin on results that other researchers found wanting.
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Mr Modi's cautious approach has most obviously been found wanting in his dealings with India's ailing financial system.
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She didn't dare to ask any of her Lutheran friends, for fear of being judged and found wanting.
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And there are some unrelated aspects of the S28 that I found wanting in several days of testing.
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But the broader point is that an economic relationship believed to be steadfast was tested and was found wanting.
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But there will no doubt be others whose performance during the incident will be found wanting, maybe even negligent.
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The role of the state, in enforcing hate-speech laws and invading people's privacy, is probed and found wanting.
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Easy, feel-good recipes — especially those found wanting in the past — will probably fail if you try them again.
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The fact is that, with the election of Trump, they were weighed in the balance, found wanting, and rejected.
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Suddenly, viewers understood that individual Thrones episodes could be compared to the year's best movies and not found wanting.
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Traders fear a Fernandez government would bring back previous interventionist economic policies that have already been tried and found wanting.
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The central character of Vivienne Franzmann's "Bodies," at the Royal Court Theater, is also found wanting by her own child.
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Now the same poll has turned to fathers, and it turns out that they also frequently feel judged and found wanting.
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In this case, it was the BLM's process that was found wanting, not its decision to plan for future coal production.
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But while doing his research he is tested by the sexual norms of this other culture, and his integrity is found wanting.
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If speed is your main concern with chatbot building you will also be found wanting with Python in comparison to Java and C++.
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The generation at the top of the Conservative Party has been given its chance and, in too many cases, has been found wanting.
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" These men were not particularly kind to Reagan: "In the unforgiving calculus of the studio system, he was weighed, measured, and found wanting.
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Clinton's national press secretary four years ago, noting that even a progressive like Senator Elizabeth Warren had been found wanting by Sanders fans.
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Trump has demonstrated an alarming mindset and temperament and Clinton is the quintessential establishment politician whose judgment and candor have been found wanting.
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Photo: GettyMicrosoft's tall claim that "no known ransomware" will run on its Windows 10 S operating system has been weighed, measured, and found wanting.
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Vardy put away the penalty with aplomb but when asked to do the same in the shootout both he and Mahrez were found wanting.
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It is about a civil duty to examine the character of the commander and to move for removal if that character is found wanting.
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The clock is running and in 90 days, both sides will assess the results and potentially announce new measures if they are found wanting.
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Allie explains this to Will, and then mutters "you've been weighed in the balance and found wanting" under her breath, so you KNOW it's important.
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The Alzheimer's Association says that, with the possible exception of omega-244 fatty acids, all that were properly tested thus far have been found wanting.
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On the other hand, it's extremely disheartening to learn about the way various women candidates for the presidency are currently being judged and found wanting.
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There is also a sense that the government has not been found wanting with this drought; rather that it has simply encountered events beyond its control.
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In 33, Big Legal Mess released The Soul of Designer Records, a box set collecting those raw 45s that Pastor Shipp found wanting at the time.
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"Faithful" highlights the men in Offred's life: Her lover Luke, her enemy the Commander, and her walking shrug-emoji Nick all get measured and found wanting.
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Mr. van Zweden has made his reputation in the standard repertory, while over the years, Mr. Gilbert's conducting of staples has been found wanting by some.
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And Saccone's loss in Pennsylvania is all the more evidence that Trumpism as a Republican electoral strategy has been tried over and over again — and found wanting.
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Seven hundred of those questioned were found wanting and over 300, or less than 1 percent of total staff, were "either terminated or have left," Thorburn said.
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But to the degree that discussion is in need of original ideas because the old ones have been found wanting, I suppose nobody's right if everybody's wrong.
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The Saints Row and Grand Theft Auto series are both positively pebble-dashed in profanities, and misters Kane and Lynch were rarely found wanting for a curse word.
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Drivers would also post screenshots of their Uber or Lyft profiles as a clunky form of background checking, essentially substituting the system that Austin voters had found wanting.
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But when it comes to dealing with large files or chewing through some complex processing, the apps that live inside your web browser are going to be found wanting.
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Some economists say 13-year old Ardern, who burst into prominence during the 2017 election vowing to fix some of these problems, might be found wanting on budget day.
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"(Yet) the majority of cancer medicines funded through the CDF were found wanting," said Aggarwal, who co-led the study, which was published in the Annals of Oncology journal.
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For once, Farah had been found wanting tactically in the denouement, failing to cover Kejelcha and Edris as they opened up a three-meter lead down the back straight.
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He said the newly recruited auxiliary police were either undereducated, drunk on power or worried about being found wanting in their duties and being sent to the camps themselves.
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But Mr. Franken's tone was also found wanting: Some female Democratic senators suggested that they were surprised and disheartened that he did not take more responsibility for his acts.
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Some economists say 38-year old Ardern, who burst into prominence during the 2017 election vowing to fix some of these problems, might be found wanting on budget day.
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Although many on the right in Britain apparently believed that capitalizing on anti-Muslim sentiment is not just acceptable, but a sure ticket to victory, the strategy was found wanting.
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Technology has emerged to protect brands from showing up on sites that traffic in, say, pornography or spam, but those measures have been found wanting when it comes to disinformation.
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Football player Grizz (Jack Mulhern) sees it on the side of the church, and it's a Bible verse that translates to: You have been weighed on the scales and found wanting.
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Comey's judgment, however, should have been and should be questioned—and should have been found wanting by any chief executive serving or elected after his dreadful conduct during the 2016 election.
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To the Editor: The hope that Pyongyang will give up its nuclear ambitions has been tested and found wanting multiple times since the North's 1985 signing of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty.
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"Ocasio-Cortez Embarrasses Herself on Firing Line," the National Review announced, while other outlets trumpeted both outrage over the comment and some glee, veiled or not, at her being found wanting.
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Markets fear a Fernandez government would bring back previous interventionist economic policies that have already been tried and found wanting in a country with a long recent history of economic crises.
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Saurabh Mukherjea of Marcellus Investment Managers warns that problematic behaviour comes to light during tough times, and a number of companies that have benefited from easy money may yet be found wanting.
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If found wanting, tools can be modified or abandoned — unless they happen to belong to units dedicated overwhelmingly to enforcement, tucked into executive departments that dramatically misconceptualize the target of their intentions.
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It is instead the idea that just as industry tests business models to destruction (see: mortgage-backed derivatives), so do organizations test the abilities of their employees until they too are found wanting.
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After the meeting, Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald said her party was "ready and willing to do the business" while DUP leader Arlene Foster said her party would "not be found wanting".
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Projects with obviously inadequate analysis of climate change will be delayed as federal agencies are forced to explain themselves and then sent back to the drawing board when those explanations are found wanting.
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It may not last as a relationship, one can only take so many unanswered texts at 5 AM, but every stable sap who comes after will be judged in comparison and be found wanting.
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CHINESE IMPORTS STILL BOOMING Physical zinc availability is being tested and, so far, has been found wanting, at least in part because metal is still moving from the international to the Chinese market-place.
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And while fears of a major downturn in United States venture capital failed to emerge last year, several prominent start-ups like Theranos, the blood-testing company, imploded after the technology was found wanting.
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Trump's controversial remarks defending the administration's response after Maria – a hurricane that resulted in the deaths of almost 200063,000 people – raise the stakes if Florence wreaks devastation, or if the federal response is found wanting.
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"We have found in its opinion too many instances in which, with small variations, it repeats the analysis we previously found wanting, and these same parts are critical to its ultimate conclusion," the majority said.
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It'll be both more fair and more useful to have a mechanism where candidates know in advance that they're going to have to account for some of the major claims that fact-checkers have found wanting.
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The paintings that hang in this exhibition would not have looked out of place in the Nazis' notorious collection of "degenerate art", nor would they have been found wanting in their proximity to so many modernist greats.
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All the local environmental audit teams have been disbanded and, as the "2+26" city directive warns, if any local official, department or government is found wanting in anti-pollutant enthusiasm, "suggestions for accountability should be made".
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The European Commission, the executive arm of the EU, kick-started the launch of the legislation, known as Mifid II, after the original set of rules was found wanting in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.
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Over the weekend, Trump received a warm welcome from Arab leaders, who focused on his desire to crack down on Iran's influence in the region, a commitment they found wanting in the Republican president's Democratic predecessor, Barack Obama.
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That debate is underway now in the House of Commons, and, you know, we will not be found wanting in our attitude to engage with this matter-, PD: And we've demonstrated that over the last couple of years.
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Every time I stumbled out of the US Embassy, it was with a renewed appreciation of the concept of Judgment Day -- standing exposed and naked before unmovable powers, imploring every god, man, and saint you're not found wanting.
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"You can say all you want about Iowa and New Hampshire not being representative — they aren't — but still, these are significant states with intense campaigning where people had a chance to size him up and he was found wanting."
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He was also named to monitor Bristol-Myers Squibb after an accounting scandal and was a court-appointed special master to remap New York's congressional and legislative districts in 1992 and 2002 when proposals by state legislators had been found wanting.
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If international humanitarian law has been found wanting, it is no time to forget the power of international human rights law, which has been built up over decades and which is reflected in the 60-year-old European Convention of Human Rights.
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Not only has Ivanka's much-touted infuence rarely been seen -- she pushed hard to keep her father from pulling out of the Paris climate accords, for example -- but the ways in which she has previously exerted that influence have also been found wanting.
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The album also, to my surprise and delight, included versions of Otis Redding's "(Sittin' on the) Dock of the Bay" and the Bee Gees' "Words," giving it at least a modicum of the hip credibility that I might otherwise have found wanting.
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Sweden will not be found wanting physically and coach Janne Andersson showed during his time as a club manager he is capable of making sweeping tactical changes, although his natural caution will most likely prevent him from doing so unless absolutely necessary.
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Fifth, he began this lifelong project by angrily and defiantly hammering his damning accusations against Rome onto the very door of the Castle Church in Wittenberg, thus putting the quivering pope on notice that his deeds had been weighed in the balance and found wanting.
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The continued disaster in Syria, Iraq and Libya is huge and hugely disturbing, but this is scarcely the first time in the post-imperial era that external intervention has been found wanting; it offers no particular advantage to the East, beyond evidence of Western discomfort.
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Above all, these words place an impossible burden on contemporary artists, whose creations are so often found wanting when compared with the masterpieces of the past—not because the talent pool has somehow evaporated but because the best of the present diverges from the past.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) at the U.S. Capitol on February 27, 2017 in Washington, DC. (Photo: Getty) A bill introduced by Senate Democrats on Wednesday would establish new cybersecurity regulations for credit reporting agencies and impose strict fines for those whose security is found wanting.
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Cilic had also become the most successful Croatian Davis Cup player in history on Friday when winning his 37th rubber against Tiafoe but the world number six was found wanting when, after winning the opening set on a tiebreak, he stood on the verge of a commanding lead.
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While Mourinho was spared the humiliation of the 4-0 thrashing his old club dished out in October's Premier League meeting — his first return to Stamford Bridge since being sacked last season — he was again found wanting as Chelsea's fans delighted in chanting the name of his successor Conte.
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Whatever the outcome on Tuesday, it is unlikely that Phil Neville's squad will be found wanting in terms of fitness, says Brown, who has been impressed by the way the former Manchester United player has rotated his squad to keep them fresh for the business end of the tournament.
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But in the end, after the millions of dollars are spent by outside groups trying to sway a small number of undecided senators, it's hard to see Kavanaugh being found wanting in terms of the sort of judicial and educational experience that would disqualify him for the court.
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Graphic: Sterling's rebound, here "Should Juncker's perceived optimism over a Brexit deal be found wanting and the UK-EU impasse become evident once again, the pound may very easily unwind recent gains and falter back towards the 1.20 mark against the dollar," said Han Tan, an analyst at FXTM.
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It is a platform perfectly suited to exacerbate school bullying and negative body image, and as anyone who has spent as little as 10 seconds scrolling through it can attest, one that thrives on the endless ability of human beings to compare themselves to others and be found wanting.
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And it is impossible, as a Catholic, to be writing about this subject while the Cathedral of Notre-Dame is literally burning on Holy Week and not feel that everyone engaged in Catholicism's civil wars is being judged, and found wanting, and given a harrowing lesson in what is actually asked of us.
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When the Jena team heard that the Oceania paper had been found wanting for further regional samples — samples that would allow them to expand their claims beyond simply Vanuatu — one doctoral candidate remembered that their inventory contained a stray petrous bone from a site in Tonga, one already found to contain readable DNA.
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James shot better in the paint than Shaquille O'Neal and better on threes than Steph Curry, Lowry sprained his ankle and missed the final two games, DeRozan was shut down in consecutive fourth quarters after dominating for the first three (following his once-a-series disaster in Game 2), and the Raptors were found wanting.
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Any class-inflected view of the world, whether from the right or the left, [emphasis added] was deemed antiquated, out of touch with the new order of managerial capitalism and the socially engineered welfare state; in a word, irrational … conversely, it became axiomatic that the postwar liberal dispensation epitomized the rational, functioning as a fiercely reticulated mechanism for resolving social conflict, the benchmark against which all dissenting views were to be measured and found wanting.
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Trump, whose sense of what counts as funny was tested and found wanting at the Al Smith dinner itself, may think it a laughing matter to keep the nation in what he described as "suspense" about whether the transition from President Obama to Obama's successor would be marred by a sore loser's unsubstantiated claim: that unless that successor is himself, some nefarious conspiracy between minority voters, the media, and the Clinton campaign must be to blame and would cast a dark cloud over the succession.
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