Oddly enough, though, the weaknesses of his novel gradually become strengths.
Even so, the weakness of the rest of the division should give the Angels little stress.
Exports have indeed grown much more slowly this year than last, even though the continued weakness of the euro against the dollar makes European goods comparatively cheap on world markets.
She came, though, to a chamber where too much had been given up or thrown away or sabotaged though the weakness of her colleagues political, tactical, negotiating, and even, as John Cassidy notes, moral weakness.
She came, though, to a chamber where too much had been given up or thrown away or sabotaged though the weakness of her colleagues — political, tactical, negotiating, and even, as John Cassidy notes, moral weakness.
21 The application of the treatment program has had positive results, even though the interpretation of these results must be cautious due to the weakness of the experimental design (no control group and a small sample size).
Even the weaknesses of the new iPhone have enterprise implications.
Miraculously, Mrs Merkel survived and even benefited personally from the weaknesses of her cabinet.
Trump also buys into the claims of military hawks that the changes in the size of the U.S. military since the end of the Cold War are a sign of weakness, even though, as vice-chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Paul Selva has noted, the United States has "the most powerful military on the planet".
Yet even here, the projectors concede the weakness of regionalism's institutions.
Moments later, Mr. Boehner, who learned of Mr. McCarthy's decision only minutes before he announced it, declared the vote postponed and the meeting adjourned even though there were two other candidates in the running, underscoring the weakness of the field.
