"The gravest weakness of British Labour is... its lack of creed.
This was developing into a bad week for the Tories until it was stood on its head because of Labour's gravest weakness.
But America's post-war boom disguised grave weaknesses in the company's management.
But it should be acknowledged that the Ryan plan has several grave weaknesses.
Second, the steel dispute has exposed grave weaknesses in the young and fragile system for multilateral dispute settlement.
Chrystia Freeland is to be commended for her essay "How to Succeed in Business Journalism" (Aug. 22), which points to journalism's grave weaknesses in covering the financial crisis.
To put it meanly, each party plays politics with foreign policy; to put it kindly, each trusts presidents of its own party but discerns grave weaknesses on the other side.
Most of the attackers have been mentally disturbed men involved in personal disputes or unable to adjust to the rapid pace of social change in China, underscoring grave weaknesses in the antiquated Chinese medical system's ability to diagnose and treat psychiatric illness.
True, Greece will be watched closely, but if compliance counted as federalism, then the IMF, which has overseen countless such programmes, would long ago have brought about world government.The trouble is that the euro-zone plan also has some grave weaknesses.
"Most of the attackers have been mentally disturbed men involved in personal disputes or unable to adjust to the rapid pace of social change in China," The Associated Press reported Saturday, adding that the rampages pointed to "grave weaknesses in the antiquated Chinese medical system's ability to diagnose and treat psychiatric illness".
Even if it did everything else right, Germany's overreliance on exports at the expense of consumer spending has proved a grave weakness in a downturn (see article); its banks also look weak.
