Sentence examples for Recognize the weaknesses from inspiring English sources

To combine them, one must recognize the weaknesses in PSHA and not use PSHA for design of critical structures.

The term organizational errors is a euphemism for errors by managers who fail to recognize the weaknesses in organization or to take action to change it.

(The answers are pretty obvious, aren't they?) You are informed the hitters are stronger than they used to be (That's a weight belt hanging in my locker, and it protects against hernias -- you didn't know that, did you?), train daily (I am a machine!) and capitalize on modern technology (We study videotape between at-bats and recognize the weaknesses in all pitchers).

Even if you are out of graduate school, you can still learn to recognize the weaknesses of a Ph.D. and how to compensate for them.

For him, 2016 will likely witness more non-native graph databases coming into production, but as companies recognize the weaknesses of these, they'll want to start using native ones to correct the flaws.

While the authors fully recognize the weaknesses of this approach, there is significant value to this type of analysis in determining the relationships studied on a global scale.

But sometimes it's just a sign that those high-minded supporters don't recognize the weakness that the ad is trying to exploit, or just don't have the stomach for a necessary fight.

Norquist said conservatives recognize the weakness of the arguments for the war, which is why they don't often make them.

Meaning it'll be a dandy campaign issue all of next year, with zero chance that the Republicans will recognize the weakness of their position and pull the political rug out from under Obama by passing what he wants.

Recognizing the weaknesses of existing literature, the paper sets out an agenda for further research within Australian construction projects.

Blair Horner, the legislative director of the New York Public Interest Research Group, said the group was "encouraged that the governor is recognizing the weaknesses of New York's ethics laws".