Sentence examples for extraordinary weaknesses from inspiring English sources
"The extraordinary weaknesses in China's due process and fair trial rights are well documented," said Sophie Richardson, China director for Human Rights Watch.
Information technology in services is poor, an extraordinary weakness in such a tech-savvy country.
The roots of Alan Garcia's political resurgence lie in the extraordinary weakness of Peru's political institutions.
The extraordinary weakness of the euro is possible only because investors, focused on the short term, have stopped thinking about tomorrow -- or maybe the day after tomorrow.
The EU has ended up displaying extraordinary weakness by not just failing to enforce the terms of a ceasefire it brokered just three months ago but even seeming willing to let its terms slide entirely.
"The bond market's next major hurdle," Mr. Fine said, "will be the June labor market report, which should correct any misleading perceptions resulting from last month's presumably questionable information, which showed extraordinary weakness in the midst of a very tight labor market".
David Cameron accused Ed Miliband of "another display of extraordinary weakness" and claimed that it was "this government clearing up the mess".
"He's showing extraordinary weakness and the North Koreans are loving it," he added.
This extraordinary announcement highlights the weaknesses in the franchise process.
It calls on travelers to make good use of their own travel savvy, situational awareness and cumulative Travel IQ, to overcome the kismet of the moment -- be they logistic challenges, language barriers or cultural differences -- while being outside their comfort zones and autopilot default assumptions transcending their own limitations (both strengths and weaknesses) in extraordinary environments.
This represents an institutional, wall street embraced, increased appetite for driving speculative bubbles or exploiting regulatory weaknesses to make extraordinary profits.
