Sentence examples for key weakness of from inspiring English sources

Critics say Assange's imprisonment has highlighted a key weakness of WikiLeaks – its over-reliance on one person.

She pinpoints a key weakness of the regulations because hazard transfer is dynamic, efforts to stop one form of toxic export prompt new forms to emerge.

But the key weakness of Tory strategy remains: late changes in messaging are a sign that a party lacks confidence in their chance of victory.

A key weakness of the commission was that it did not focus sufficiently on the policies or political economy of apartheid.

Short-term financial thinking is a key weakness of the local government funding model and a direct result of how children's social care is funded by the education department.

But any serious Presidential candidate needs a distinctive theme to run on, too: arguably, the lack of a single overriding theme was a key weakness of the Clinton campaign.

I would say, by the way, that while our skepticism has been pretty well vindicated, the key weaknesses of Europe as a currency area have been somewhat different from what we imagined.

Bench strength is one of the key weaknesses of small to midsize companies.

One of the key weaknesses of developmental approaches is that curriculum content emerges through the needs and interests of the children (Darling, 1994).

Although the full impact of the 2010 replacement of the long-form census with the ACS is still being determined, evidence thus far has shown key weaknesses of the survey.

For argument's sake, this article will accept that classical theism may be reconciled with science; however, there are other key weaknesses of classical theism.