Sentence examples for chronic weaknesses from inspiring English sources

failed to diagnose chronic weaknesses of Asian nations that led to worldwide financial turmoil in 1997.

This amounted to "chronic weaknesses" in recording the crime, Hyland said.

Yet the oil reserve is neither designed nor well equipped to address these chronic weaknesses.

It highlights the chronic weaknesses of Turkey's wobbly democracy: a shackled media; a politicised judiciary; a flawed, illiberal constitution; and a lack of independent scrutiny of public accounts.

The chronic weaknesses of civil institutions in Sierra Leone and Liberia contributed to the outbreak of devastating civil wars in both countries, fuelled by the profits from the illegal smuggling of "blood diamonds".

As serious are chronic weaknesses in the country's law-enforcement system.The tour bus with 25 occupants was seized in Manila by a former senior inspector, Rolando Mendoza, armed with an assault rifle.

Setting aside the chronic weakness of his conservative opposition, two things are working in his favor.

But the attack highlighted once again the chronic weakness of the Malian state.

The chronic weakness of the forces is, in part, a fluke of history.

The chronic weakness of the British pound - a persistent feature of the Fifties - gave him the weapon he needed.

Indeed, a slowdown in China would expose the chronic weakness of private consumption in Asia.