Sentence examples for definite weaknesses from inspiring English sources
Baum believes England have definite weaknesses: "[Graeme] Swann lost much of his aura, and [Steve] Finn was reduced to a shambling wreck, meaning Anderson had to bowl more than he should, and England may pay a price later in the series".
Callandra Cochrane of Citizens for Public Justice said that such a plan "has become an imperative in order to ensure the protection of victims and effectively combat human trafficking," but that Smith's proposal had "definite weaknesses that need to be strengthened".
I think the team's decent but we've got a big problem at right back, I think Glen Johnson is a definite weakness.
Allison added: "A definite weakness of last year's car was that the amount of electrical energy we were able to recover from the turbo was not really good enough for producing competitive power levels during the race.
It would be a definite weakness if the purpose had been to compare the different countries, but this was not the case: Eurolight's endeavour was aimed at estimating the impact of headache in Europe and, from that point of view, the mix of methods was not undesirable.
A definite weakness of this study is the need for the daily subcutaneous injection of liraglutide.
I would choose the exercise group because they have definite weakness and you can see benefits of them going to an exercise group and when you hear the feedback from people going to exercise groups it might be that I'm sure it has, it reduces their fear of falling and it might not but they are much more confident, they're going outside, they're going on walks, it's really changed their lives".
This is because one patient exhibited prominent contracture of ankle and elbow joints, another patient presented hyperCKemia without definite muscle weakness, and the other patient showed minimal inflammatory cell infiltration on muscle pathology.
Not definitive, just definite.
For CIP, definite diagnosis requires in addition clinical weakness.
