Sentence examples for a weakness with the from inspiring English sources
If there's a weakness with the design, it lies in the topsy-turvy programming of the two floors.
Yossi Beilin, an architect of the Oslo peace accords, said the Bush plan, with its provisional state, shares a weakness with the Oslo accords.
The FBI says Mr Roberts had identified a weakness with the in-flight entertainment (IFE) systems on Boeing 737-800, 757-200, 757-200 Airbusrbus A320 aircraft.
But it is also a weakness with the core Labour voter, for whom socialised medicine is the one big piece of socialism that still survives.This week, with Mr Brown's budget but also with his own statement to the House of Commons the following day, Mr Blair tied his own reputation firmly to the modernising of the NHS.
A weakness with the latest attack from Messrs Sokal and Bricmont is that they do not engage the broader concerns of the French thinkers they attack, but leave readers more or less to conclude for themselves that anyone who can make such mathematical howlers must be a clown or a charlatan a good debating point but hardly a convincing refutation on its own.
"They're throwing excellently and lady throwers have always been a weakness with the Guernsey squad.
Carlisle's claims regarding the US Air Force strikes against the Islamic State demonstrate how the group's propaganda presence on social media has been turned into a weakness, with analysts exploiting the masses of photographs and posts from Islamic State supporters and fighters and turning it into valuable intelligence.
26 As expected in this kind of registration, which takes place in a busy clinical setting, missing data were a weakness with approximately 28% of the patients in the DANBIO registry excluded from the study population.
This might be a weakness with regard to generalisation of the results to the population in the investigated geographical area.
While they trade much faster than humans, algorithms also share a weakness with us: groupthink.
