While the construction sector only accounts for 6.8% of total UK output, the extent of its weakness means that it once again weighed down on GDP growth in the first quarter of 2013 after being a major drag on GDP in 2012.
The treaty itself, however, like the events that led up to it, for the first time demonstrated to Europe the extent of Ottoman weakness and thus exposed the Ottomans to new dangers in subsequent years.
Although a reduced muscular fitness might contribute to daily life impairments, the extent of muscle weakness in schizophrenia patients compared with age -, gender and body mass index (BMI) -matched healthy subjects and its relation with performing daily life activities such as walking is, to the best of our knowledge, not yet studied.
Europe's biggest banks are braced for the outcome of financial health checks that could expose the extent of the weaknesses of the world's oldest bank, Monte dei Paschi di Siena (MPS), and send shockwaves through the markets.
But we are only aware of the extent of those weaknesses because Muhammad Ali refused to be impressed by the punching power of a man who had not been taken beyond the second round in his previous eight fights and who had annihilated the only two fighters ever to defeat Ali.
Robinson's use of politics is also, to some extent, a weakness of the Gilead novels.
After elections tomor row, the real extent of the business activity weakness will begin to emerge, they assert.
These rates may not reflect the full extent of the industry's weakness, however, as some landlords appear disinclined to evict even seriously delinquent tenants because of the difficulty of attracting businesses to replace them.
The FACIT assesses the extent of self-reported tiredness, weakness and difficulty conducting usual activities due to fatigue in the previous week.
