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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aware that a weak" is not correct and seems to be incomplete.
It could be used in a context where someone is acknowledging a weakness, but it requires additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "She was aware that a weak argument could undermine her position in the debate."
Alternatives: "conscious of a weakness" or "mindful of a flaw."
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Many people are aware that a weak legal framework and rampant corruption are key contributors to this dearth of security.
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We are aware that a weaker association between DPP-4i use and heart failure cannot be ruled out; but if it does exist, it would be relatively small.
Match report: Republic of Ireland 1-1 Sweden Match report: Italy 1-o Sweden Match report: Sweden 0-1 Belgium Aware that a win against Albania, the perceived weak link in the group, would all but ensure their progress, Anghel Iordanescu's team simply did not turn up, and lost after a bizarre goalkeeping error from Ciprian Tatarusanu.
That's a weak point".
That is a weak argument.
(Anyone who has been to Europe lately, or who has encountered tourists from abroad giddily shopping in Manhattan, is certainly aware of what a weak dollar means).
But that's a weak defense.
President Bush, well aware that the last weak recovery contributed significantly to his father's defeat in a bid for re-election, has avoided trumpeting the recent signs of recovery.
Aware that a regency was becoming increasingly unlikely, Conroy and the Duchess began promoting the view of Victoria as a "weak-minded, frivolous and foolish" girl in need of guidance.
England are well aware that a draw against the Czech Republic - who are considering to be among the tournament's weakest teams - represented a missed opportunity.
That's a weaker case.
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