Sentence examples for held weakness from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the limited sensitivity of VRS scales to clinical changes is a commonly held weakness of the use of such measures in pain assessment [ 40].

Daily Chart: My annual and semiannual pivots are 6,928 and 6,782, respectively, which both held on weakness.

Only the Dow 30 is above one of my semiannual pivots which is now a key level to hold on weakness at 24,340.

Sales in Asia, where the company already had anticipated weakness, held no surprises, Mr. High said.

But the world economy will be held back by weakness in the euro area and Japan, and by slower growth in emerging markets.

But Mr. Goodnight said its revenue grew 5.5 percent last year, held down by weakness in Europe and a strong dollar against the euro, which reduced reported sales.

"Today's figures show no change in the big picture of a steady UK economic recovery led by a broad-based expansion in private sector services, but held back by weakness in both manufacturing and construction in the third quarter," he said.

If these rough connections hold, then weaknesses with those metaethical accounts most hospitable to deontology will weaken deontology as a normative theory of action.

If I seem a little overexcited, put it down to the recent spring sunshine and a long-held weakness for puddles of intense color in art.

Profits were held down by weaknesses in some businesses like wind turbines and household appliances, which are included in the industrial group.

Most interpretations held that McKinley's weakness extended to the domestic political arena.