Sentence examples for been a weakness of from inspiring English sources

For China, the arrangement may help the country's engineers become more sophisticated when it comes to engine design — which has long been a weakness of Chinese car makers.

Mr Nourbakhsh claims that the money will be spent neither on pre-election handouts nor on the grandiose industrial projects that have been a weakness of some previous governments.

Better still, he is spearheading demands for a thoroughly new constitution rather than a few tweaks; he too insists that the 10% rule should be amended.The lack of a credible reformist opposition has long been a weakness of Turkish democracy.

It has always been a weakness of Arsene Wenger's teams.

"But it's always been a weakness of ours - considering we are the Olympic champions in Beijing and London, we haven't won anything in between.

But I must face the uncomfortable truth that liberal elitism has been a weakness of the Democratic Party for more than half a century.

"This is a weakness of society".

"This is a weakness of the P.M.," General Banerjee said.

"That tends to be a weakness of mine," he concedes.

Some of the MPC's critics have suggested that this is a weakness of the policy.

That is a weakness of her campaign, and a perplexing one, for the pattern is clear.