Sentence examples for great weaknesses in from inspiring English sources

"We had great weaknesses in that we didn't have email trails.

"One of the great weaknesses in dyslexia is that the system is not able to integrate these phoneme-driven systems" with other aspects of language comprehension.

He also said: "I think the great weakness in most of my work is subject matter.

Their refusal to go beyond phenomena was, for Plato, the great weakness in their thinking.

Jeremy Corbyn's great weakness in this respect is that he seems locked in immaturity and vendettas within his own fratricidal circles.

Europe's great weakness in the communications revolution has been a lack of bright young entrepreneurs (and of venture capitalists to back them).

The mineral crystals are responsible for hardness, rigidity, and the great compressive strength of bone, but they share with other crystalline materials a great weakness in tension, arising from the tendency for stress to concentrate about defects and for these defects to propagate.

What is clear is that Britain confronts this risk from a position of great weakness in substantial measure because of the economic strategy being pursued by the coalition government, whose leaders shamelessly blame an event that has not occurred for their mistakes.

Facebook's great weakness in advertising has been that it doesn't know what you're thinking right now the way Google Search does.

He said Fr Reid began to believe that the great weakness in "the Irish struggle for self determination" was the division among nationalists, which he worked to end.

Perimeter shooting was among the team's greatest weaknesses in 2004.