Sentence examples similar to a pervasive weakness within from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve's ambitious effort to spur the recovery by aiding the housing market is likely to have a modest effect on home sales, given the pervasive weakness in the real estate market and the economy, analysts said Friday.

But perhaps the most important is the pervasive weakness in the basic institutions of the rule of law.

Finland's pervasive weakness in all sectors is the absence of venture capital.

But these are exceptional cases amid a pervasive institutional weakness.

As for personal computers, a market IBM pioneered, Compaq Computer has admitted to pervasive weaknesses in sales and earnings.

That's amazing innovation, but it also highlights the company's huge and pervasive weakness.

The latter were marked by the pervasive weaknesses of national public management sectors and the global impetus to speed up efforts to achieve the MDGs with a strong emphasis on the imperative to improve public governance and accountability.

And yet a pervasive belief within the press is that journalists do not engage in such action, for to do so would violate their principles.

Secondly, there is a pervasive culture of performativity within Singapore's education system and this will be discussed in greater detail in a later section of this paper.

Spalling is generally associated with a surface weakness within the concrete but if allowed to progress and deepen, will be an indicator of a structural weakness within the concrete.

At the time I felt a tremendous sense of pride and integrity; I'd overcome a huge weakness within myself.