Sentence examples for for all its weaknesses from inspiring English sources

For all its weaknesses, experts say that Guangdong is still far more competitive and resilient than other parts of China.

For all its weaknesses, though, the bloody-mindedness of Tell-All actually restores a bit of my faith in Palahniuk.

For all its weaknesses and challenges, the UN Global Compact has changed the discourse on corporate responsibility forever and for the better.

For all its weaknesses as fiction, "To the Hermitage" is a worthy place to stop and discover a little about this prolific, many-sided philosopher who is today better known as a station on the Paris Metro.

[JCM] For all its weaknesses, we looked at the GCS in the MONARCH anti-TNF study, and the strongest signal of organ dysfunction was a change in the GCS.

But for all its weakness, business investment is still contributing modestly to G.D.P. — which is more than can be said for the public sector.

For all its characters' weaknesses, it believes in their essential decency and capacity for love -- and for a good deal of the time it makes us believers, too.

The US, for all of its weaknesses, stands tall in the world and remains economically healthy.

So for all its fundamental weaknesses, the U.S. remains the safe heaven of last resort.

But for all its relative weaknesses, the bureau is empowered to do some things a criminal court cannot.

For all its artistic weaknesses and ideological preachments, this W.P.A. project remains the first and last serious experiment in federally subsidized theater and a tribute to Hallie Flanagan.