Sentence examples for enduring weaknesses from inspiring English sources

The LP that eventually appeared bore witness to one of Evans's enduring weaknesses: the painful slowness of his working method.

Speaking to BBC Radio 4's World at One programme, the report is said to have asked: "What progress [has the Labour party] made so far against the enduring weaknesses that led us to lose in 2015?

While admiring Serena's competitive ferocity, I confess to an enduring weakness for Venus.

The enduring weakness is an often impenetrable layer of philosophical text in which Jungian psychology, or at least Tippett's idea of it, figures importantly.

And for the West, Russia's enduring weakness should be at least as troubling as its much-advertised new strength.Compared with the late 1990s, when it was ruled by a drunk and its currency collapsed, Russia has grown stronger under Mr Putin.

But neither has the grit to risk even short-term unpopularity by proposing the necessarily painful treatment to ensure economic revival.Mr Schröder, moreover, is beset by that enduring weakness of the able tactician, who never quite makes the grade as a statesman: he cannot resist promoting bad policies to earn cheap popularity, especially before elections.

Every country valorizes its war record, but North Korea's mythology — the improbable victory, the divine wisdom of the Kim family, and America's enduring weakness and hostility — has shaped its conception of the present to a degree that is hard for the rest of the world to understand.

The fact that neither candidate opposing Clinton in the primaries had a word to say about any of this -- that they were comprehensively uninformed about the NATO action in Libya and its aftermath -- points to an enduring weakness in the disposition and political temper of almost all Democratic politicians of any note.

But the numbers gloss over enduring economic weaknesses, particularly in the countryside.

My fellow pro-lifers winced at the picture — both because it offered Ms. Pelosi a political opportunity and because it reflected an enduring political weakness of our movement.

If in coming months signs emerge of enduring economic weakness, the O.E.C.D. said rates should be lowered where there is scope.