Sentence examples for clear weaknesses from inspiring English sources

There is much to admire about Iceland but also clear weaknesses England must exploit.

Arteta is a player who, before injury, started five of Arsenal's matches this term and played 43 in all competitions last year, a regular in the team despite his clear weaknesses.

Ten years on and some of the larger organisations are making significant progress in highlighting the issue – such as Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders) – but there are still clear weaknesses, where men are being mentioned only as a passing reference.

An East Yorkshire jail has improved inmate safety but still has clear weaknesses, inspectors have found.

"The prison has many strengths, but managers must give their full attention to its very clear weaknesses".

The absence of details related to the daily caloric provision, the protein and dietary intakes represent clear weaknesses, especially when few calories were administered enterally.

He showed a clear weakness for Corvettes, particularly those with their hoods propped open.

But fly-half is a clear weakness for Italy and Allan's understudy has even less experience.

The clear weakness is the bullpen, and it will be paramount for the Yankees' hitters to force the starters out of the game as quickly as possible.

A clear weakness of the study is the low response rate of 23.5%, which is likely to have introduced non-response bias.

JD: "There is a clear weakness in the Scottish midfield and Sean Lamont is a wing playing at centre, which is a defensive position.