Sentence examples for important weaknesses from inspiring English sources

This investigation has revealed important weaknesses in the drug safety legislation in force at the time.

This provides enormous advantages for economics — yet it also opens up important weaknesses.

Furthermore, the carrier is seen as having some important weaknesses in its top staff.

The aim of this paper was to identify the most important weaknesses in the implementation and effectiveness of the pre-requisites and HACCP found in food establishments.

But John Gray in the New Statesman felt differently: "It's true that Burke anticipated some of the pathologies of individualism and … identified important weaknesses in Enlightenment thinking – but the earliest postmodern political thinker?

The results are unfortunate because they reveal important weaknesses in our democracy – one of, if not the oldest in the region – as well as structural flaws behind the electoral exercise of the referendum.

An important weakness lies in the use of Hook's joints, which are too weak for the exerted forces and introduce an eigenfrequency that lies in the excitation band of the simulator.

And his opponent has an important weakness.

He has no important weakness, even if there is nothing very special either.

The quarterly results, released after the market's close, revealed one important weakness.

But the bust relied on an important weakness of conventional botnets that they are controlled by a few central computers.