Sentence examples for a profound weakness from inspiring English sources

In 2016, a mysterious syndicate tried to steal $951 million from Bangladesh's central bank - and laid bare a profound weakness in the system by which money moves around the world.

It's an interesting theory, but I'm here to tell you that each of these companies has a profound weakness by which any one of them could be undone.

While it is a strength in the most conventional sense, it's actually a profound weakness of his candidacy, especially considering the obvious problems with his public attitudes about finance and the realities of how he became so phenomenally wealth.

For President Obama, it would suggest a profound weakness on his part -- a message to his adversaries that if they just make enough of a stink about the decisions they don't like, then they can change them.

According to Norton-Craft this weakness is characterised by a profound weakness that is greater than might be expected to result from prolonged bed rest. 1 The weakness of limb muscles limits significantly activities and assistance for basic activities such as sit to stand or sitting and standing is oftentimes required.

According to Nordon-Craft, this weakness is characterised by a profound weakness that is greater than might be expected to result from prolonged bed rest 1 and therefore designates clinically detected weakness in critically ill patients in whom there is no plausible aetiology other than critical illness.

The sale, scheduled to close March 31, amounts to a lifeline for the company, which entered negotiations at a time of profound weakness; it was facing a costly shareholder lawsuit, sinking profit margins and increased foreign competition.

In this way, Obama's great strengths–he is a brilliant communicator and image-builder are also provimage-builder aree of profound wealsoss.

Mr. Lantos said the decision "projects a picture of profound weakness in U.S. diplomacy".

The accumulating failures in the country's health-care system are a cause of profound weakness in the American economy; unaddressed, this weakness will exacerbate the coming recession and crimp its aftermath.

Starting from a position of profound weakness — when their cause was seen as fringe at best — they have patiently assembled one of the most successful civil-rights coalitions in American history.