Sentence examples for less of a weakness from inspiring English sources
It is Roman who made the 49ers' offense unpredictable, formidable, dangerous — less of a weakness and more of a strength.
I'm seeing these obtuse releases as less of a sign of weakness and more of a savvy business move.
Too often, still, while depression in women is wrongly viewed as an inevitable part of being female, it's precisely this alleged association with female fragility that underscores the notion that the male sufferer is less of a man; he has a weakness, not an illness best kept secret.
Several presidents have remarked that the balance of threats to the economy is unpredictable, and the motion has been made that the statement change to reflect a balance of concern between upside (inflation) and downside risks, where before inflation was less of a concern than lingering economic weakness.
Wilson came from behind to win because of the belated recognition that his character weaknesses were less of a liability than the fatal flaws of his chief rival.
And with a United States essentially sidelined because of its own economic and fiscal weakness, it is even less of a surprise that the S O S is going out to China.
Still, this seems less of a worry to Europe than potential long-term budget deficits and currency weakness.
Less of a challenge means less improvement.
