Sentence examples for constituted weakness from inspiring English sources

Mr. Smith said support for the bill hardly constituted weakness toward terrorism.

A legitimate question is who decides what information constitutes weakness?

US is considered user-dependent and therefore this constitutes a weakness in most studies.

The only potential downside I can see is that it uses grippy pads exclusively to hold your MacBook in place (the mStand has feet at the front to prevent the computer from ever sliding forward), but I'll reserve judgement on whether that actually constitutes a weakness until I get some hands-on quality time.

The short duration constitutes another weakness of the study.

It constitutes a weakness in all studies of maternal occupational exposures that deduce exposure from maternal job title [ 43].

The choice of one solution for Low Sickness Absence, from four possible ones, may constitute another weakness.

It is unclear whether the nurses decided to exclude any next of kin for some reason, and this constitutes a weakness in the design.

However, we acknowledge that this strength might also constitute a weakness by limiting the generalisabilty of the health survey findings to other populations.

However, as different needle biopsy locations were used this does not constitute a weakness of the study that aimed at establishing feasibility.

22 Perhaps more importantly, the EGP scheme is not hierarchical and our hierarchical method of assigning group membership to participants who had several occupations therefore constitutes a weakness.