Sentence examples for a weak link of from inspiring English sources

This abortion-rights campaign, led by physicians themselves, is trying to recast doctors, changing them from a weak link of abortion to a strong one.

In both cases it seems appropriate to conduct fatigue calculations for a structural element which is "a weak link" of the main drive on a sailing yacht.

Dave bullied us through a weak link of hyacinth and pulled the boat up to the downed line.

Endplate is, however, a weak link of the spine in compression, and always fails before the intervertebral disc, even if the latter is injured before loading commences [ 26].

There may be a weak link to the topics of your current lecture or class, but not necessarily.

Should the military train its soldiers, sailors, generals, and admirals so they are less of a weak link for cybersecurity, as Admiral Sandy Winnefeld, the former vice chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, advises?

The weakness of any one technology (in this case, the mechanicals) forms a weak link to make the resulting systems of technologies weak.

Indeed, there is scant evidence that women with BRCA mutations are more likely to develop uterine cancer, although small case studies have shown a weak link to a rare form of the disease, uterine serous cancer.

The menu is still in flux (coming soon: more roasted meats), and the Thai dishes are a weak link, but any of the dumplings is worth a trip.

In the present work the labile C−O spiro bond of an SP acts as a weak link along the plane of the polymer backbone in which it is embedded.

When told that some historians see only a weak link between the world of "The White Ribbon" and the development of Nazism, Mr. Haneke said there is "a vast spectrum of opinion on this question," which he would prefer not to address: "When I offer explanations or commentary, I limit the possible views of the spectators".