Sentence examples for familiar weaknesses from inspiring English sources

The show, like its heroines, remains fallible, a mix of unusual strengths and familiar weaknesses.

Although standard knowledge acquisition methods have been applied in rural business applications, uptake remains low and familiar weaknesses such as obsolescence and brittleness apply.

India's current economic crisis illuminates the country's familiar weakness in industry next to its neighbors.

Overall, engineering and technology companies account for over one-quarter of Scotland's exports.But in another way they illustrate a familiar weakness in British industry.

At one stage England were looking comfortable on 176 for two, but some tight bowling from Australia's seamers and several batting indiscretions left the home side lamenting a familiar weakness.

The British No1 was touchingly despondent in defeat but, if the loss to Kanepi, who was more consistent in her groundstrokes and moved Robson about the court intelligently, revealed some familiar coltish weaknesses, her second appearance in the fourth round of a grand slam championship still felt as if it belonged to the start rather than the end of something.

How about a business that compensates for familiar human weaknesses — forgetfulness and guilt — and makes you look good in the process?

In Gods and Warriors, the first of a quintet of novels to be set in the bronze age Mediterranean, Michelle Paver's familiar strengths and weaknesses are soon apparent.

Analysts with less experience, who were not familiar with the weaknesses of older systems, might not have known how to do that.

Already, some Democrats who should be strongest on gun controls are showing familiar signs of weakness.

There was something familiar about the weakness and vulnerability he carried with him beneath his bullying, macho airs.