"We found a weak point in the helicopter, and we opened fire," he said.
In doing so, she put her finger on a weak point in fashion.
Glass touch-screen displays are easily cracked and scratched, making them a weak point in today's ubiquitous mobile devices.
"Windows used to be a weak point in heat loss," Mr. Kaufmann said, "but now they're the best".
For a long time, airline security in America has been a weak point in the global airline system.
"A.T.M.'s have been viewed as a weak point in the banking chain -- and so the criminals have focused on that," said Tom Harper, president of the A.T.M.
This is clearly a weak point in the Mitt armor, which came up this week in a Wall Street Journal interview with the candidate.
"If you have one but not the other, you're nowhere, really, because somewhere you'll have a weak point in the system and it will break".
spectroscopy can clearly distinguish dimethylene ether linkages from methylol groups for UF resins prepared under neutral or basic conditions, a weak point in 13C c.p.-m.a.s.s
Criminals gained access to certain files in the company's system from mid-May to July by exploiting a weak point in website software, according to an investigation by Equifax and security consultants.
Legal experts in Switzerland and the United States predicted that the confidentiality of the sources arrayed against Mr. Salinas might well prove a weak point in the Government's case.
