At a recent campaign stop in Manchester, N.H., Caroline Cagan acknowledged a weakness for his lush locks.
She acknowledges a weakness for Muppet and Snow White figures and Indiana Jones paraphernalia.
I think we make a mistake in worrying about the technical difficulty of using either fiscal or monetary policy to whip stagnation.But I should also acknowledge a weakness in my own argument.
That was simply a strategic move that acknowledged a weakness — Jeter's propensity for grounding into double plays — and it worked out fine when Jeter emerged as a leadoff dynamo, hitting.334 and reaching base at a.406 clip as the Yankees rolled to their 27th World Series title.
Undoubtedly, every society's unique expectations sometimes force us to conform to some certain standard; however, it takes great resolve to choose to acknowledge a weakness and harness it to become a strength - it takes audacity to see flaws and accept their existence.
The bank issued a restatement in July 2012 to correct its earlier disclosures about its trading positions, acknowledging "a material weakness existed in the firm's internal control over financial reporting".
Despite the fact that the ISC evaluation was supposed to be a 'before and after' design, the researchers acknowledge a common weakness in many evaluations (including the ISC) that when baseline data is required, evaluators are recruited after the project has begun.
We acknowledge a potential weakness of our approach in that the clinical diagnosis, the computerised DSM-IV diagnosis and the 10/66 diagnosis were all derived from elements of the same structured clinician assessment.
This has to be acknowledged as a weakness of our study, although we were able to adjust our prevalence calculations, to take account of the distorted sample age structure that arose from this non-participation.
"It was the first time that the E.C.B. had tipped its hat toward acknowledging economic weakness," said David Gilmore, a partner at Foreign Exchange Analytics in Essex, Conn.
