Sentence examples for in a weaker spot from inspiring English sources

He said: "There is no doubt that turf wars have damaged English football and the FA is probably in a weaker spot than any other FA in Europe – the result of the overwhelming power of professional football.

Elliot Guisinger of the site, however, in his review of the album cited the vocals as a weaker spot in what he called "the blueprint after which all future arrange albums should be modeled".

Finding a weaker spot in the Austrian line, they pierced it and stormed past the enemy infantry formed in squares, sabering the Georger Grenzer battalion as they went along their way.

The damage caused by repeated forces on the bone outruns the natural remodeling process in loaded bones, resulting in a weak spot or 'stress reaction' and eventually a stress fracture [ 5– 7].

Hit him/her in a weak spot.

Hit/kick him hard in a weak spot e.g. the balls or stomach, and follow up until he/she gives up... Study the bully.

Though external gonads function well in reproduction, they create a weak spot in the space in the body wall, leaving human males susceptible to inguinal hernias.

"So we put in joints that make a weak spot in the concrete so that when it shrinks, it's going to crack along the joint".

He continued to suffer from headaches, however, and had to have further surgery done in December to remove a weak spot in an artery near his head.

Mr Putin has identified clan rivalries in Ukraine as a weak spot.

Even independent Vatican experts suggest that the sex abuse scandal– which has severely tarnished its reputation and cost $3bn in settlements in the US – is a "weak spot" for a pope otherwise seen as a moral voice for the world.