Sentence examples similar to face weaknesses from inspiring English sources

The problems complicate an already difficult turnaround effort, as Hewlett-Packard continues to face weakness in its core businesses.

"But if the prediction is correct that it's going to be a truly protracted and jobless recovery, then when the slow season starts in November, we will face weakness in the rental market again".

The deal comes as Walgreen faces weakness in its home market.

Other global rivals, like Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs, have faced weakness in their investment banking activity, but analysts said that Barclays had done better than most to maintain its trading income.

But they have faced weakness in Europe, where the economic rebound has been subdued by a debt crisis that erupted in the spring.

The company's quarterly results show Nike's strategy is paying off in North America, but it still faces weakness in China.

Russell Wangersky's Whirl Away investigated the consequences to an assortment of characters when they are pried out of their comfortable self-delusions and forced to face their weaknesses.

One potentially embarrassing question could stem from Monday's report from the Government Accountability Office, which found that the S.E.C. continues to face "material weaknesses" in its own internal accounting procedures.

The German agricultural soil inventory is going to face these weaknesses.

We free up the energy formerly expended on feeling bad about ourselves, and have more resources with which to face our "weaknesses" and process our emotions.

Instead of going down the negative path of comparison, we can would do well to surround ourselves with positive cheerleaders, who remind ourselves of our strengths so that we have the tools to face our weaknesses.