Sentence examples for detected weaknesses from inspiring English sources

2, until 1996 the ICAC used to publish reports with extensive information on the number and the type of detected weaknesses and on the arguments and discrepancies expressed by the sanctioned auditors.

Mr Uva detected weakness in local TV advertising as early as the summer of 2007, as a rash of housing foreclosures broke out in states like California and Florida.

"The scientists admit it's just a theory!" cry the Tea Partiers, certain they've detected weakness.

According to Nordon-Craft, this weakness is characterised by a profound weakness that is greater than might be expected to result from prolonged bed rest 1 and therefore designates clinically detected weakness in critically ill patients in whom there is no plausible aetiology other than critical illness.

Elite athletes may show a posterior wall defect on stress ultrasound but be relatively asymptomatic, but this detected weakness may be used as a possible screening test of the groin 'preseason' as well as for new players to achieve a baseline so any subsequent change or worsening can be used to determine if this change is responsible for any ensuing groin pain experienced [ 15, 16].

This does not mean that it is impossible to detect weaknesses in his argument.

One day, nanomachines will detect weaknesses in our hearts long before any symptoms would bring us to a doctor.

Indeed, the inability to detect weaknesses is one of the main problems associated with the conventional world of banking.

During the off-season, the state subjects some rides to X-rays and ultrasound tests to detect weaknesses that are not visible.

Wagner headed the team that reviewed the software source codes for the voting systems in an effort to detect weaknesses that could be exploited.

They make it hard for companies to adjust to evolving market needs and to detect weaknesses in their product before it's too late.