Sentence examples for evident weaknesses from inspiring English sources

England had caused Uruguay too few problems, in spite of the evident weaknesses in that side.

He has rarely lost to players with lower rankings and evident weaknesses.

The China we have known for 30 years has been a phenomenal success, but one with some increasingly evident weaknesses and failures.

As well as bellowing to hide his all-too evident weaknesses, Duncan Smith spins to encourage his supporters, who, incredibly, still admire him and praise him as a great reformer.

Many studies have evident weaknesses, and recall bias and particularly publication bias are major concerns.

So Romney bounces forward, snug in his privileged cocoon, cosseted by consultants, with elements of the media still heralding his advance even as he increases his evident weaknesses as a potential presidential nominee.

In one sense it seems unreasonable to expect any more, given the evident weakness in the Seahorses' squad.

The Seahawks are 0-2, and Seattle Coach Mike Holmgren acknowledged today that if he were another coach evaluating the Seahawks, their run defense would be an evident weakness.

McQueen is something of a unifying thread in the book and a man with an evident weakness for tomboys: His second wife, Ali McGraw, is pictured just a few pages later in a photo by William Claxton.

Adrian Coles, the director-general of the Building Societies Association, said: "Despite the evident weakness in the housing market, mutuals continued to strengthen their position with gross lending and approvals up 20% in the first half of the year compared with the first six months of last year.

On the other hand, clinical data appeared to have an evident weakness as well.