Sentence examples for central weakness from inspiring English sources

Kirk Douglas is the film's central weakness.

The central weakness of the liberal case is that it is morally thin.

That central weakness has in turn slowed down the work of major aid providers.

What Kuhn had run up against was the central weakness of the Whig interpretation of history.

The central weakness of Hobbism is its arbitrary, simplistic, sweeping psychology.

Much of the novel's dramatic strength lies in such conflict, but so, paradoxically, does its central weakness.

Bold talk of a mafia-like conspiracy also points to the book's central weaknesses.

The pro-UK Better Together campaign has highlighted the Scottish government's demand to form a sterling currency union with the rest of the UK as one of the SNP's central weaknesses.

But the abruptness of the decision highlights one of the prime minister's central weaknesses in his relations with India: he appears to have no links with India's real decision makers, the Gandhi family.

Firstly, network costs can be globally bounded over correlated large scale variations of traffic, eliminating one of central weaknesses of classical network design (at least for planning purposes) — most traffic matrix forecasts are extremely error-prone.

The campaign is designed to address two of the central weaknesses of the remain side: the need to enthuse younger voters, who are likely to be more pro-EU but who are less likely to vote, and the need to change the minds of older voters who are more likely to be anti-EU and more likely to vote.