Sentence examples for a fatal weakness from inspiring English sources
However, this is not a fatal weakness.
But "8 Women" has a fatal weakness.
Merkel has a fatal weakness: a weakness for the lobbying power of German industry.
"There is insufficient evidence and a fatal weakness in the crown's case," Clegg said.
If there are places to hide, they must always have a fatal weakness.
Self, on the other hand, has a fatal weakness for daffy polysyllables, alliteration and puns.
Around the same time, he looked at the seemingly endless Japanese recession and decided that Keynes was right, after all, when he warned that capitalist economies have a potentially fatal weakness: they can get stuck in a "liquidity trap," which renders them impervious to government intervention.
"Again, I acknowledge the secretary of state is working with colleagues in government to address that point, but until it is resolved satisfactorily, these proposals have a potentially fatal weakness.
There is a second fatal weakness with the battery storage strategy if it's used to move electrons back-and-forth to the grid, one that can be blamed on physics.
With Nazi Germany not only having conquered most of continental Europe including France, but also maintaining the impression of a Britain facing imminent defeat, Tokyo interpreted the situation in Europe as proof of a fundamental and fatal weakness in western democracies.
An often fatal weakness of a matrix organization is the endless debates among business units, functional departments, and geographical regions about resource allocation.
