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Cla77 Posted 18 years ago
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to fall short of
Dear All,
I wonder if the following use of the expression "to fall short of" is correct. Could you help me, please?
"This idea falls short of providing a new perspective of the problem we are investigating"
I thank you all in advance for you answers
I wonder if the following use of the expression "to fall short of" is correct. Could you help me, please?
"This idea falls short of providing a new perspective of the problem we are investigating"
I thank you all in advance for you answers
Top answer
It's used correctly: "it just doesn't quite do the job".
- It's used correctly: "it just doesn't quite do the job".
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