Sentence examples for likely weaknesses from inspiring English sources

There are likely weaknesses in this relationship because the extent and intensity, and therefore number of fatalities, resultant from lahars and PDCs are not strongly dependent on VEI, and such hazards have caused a combined 50% of all fatalities.

Capital controls to stem the inflow look likely.Those risks are probably worth taking, given the likely weakness of the rich world's recovery and the scale of its fiscal task.

The likely weakness of the new secretary-general and the deep divisions revealed (and possibly worsened) by the electoral process will render it more difficult to address organizational issues and strengthen the position of the OAS.

Analysts said Aventis would most likely emphasize weaknesses of its rival, like a pending lawsuit and a small presence in the United States, as well as job losses in France.

A potential weakness was always likely to be appropriate "referral after" advice.

The absence of interpolated twitches in weak patients without obvious clinical muscle wasting is clearly in keeping with the growing body of evidence demonstrating that nonimmune mechanisms are involved in weakness induction in myositis [ 15] and that these mechanisms likely cause weakness by impairing contractile function.

A potential weakness of this study is that it is likely that cases have been missed, a weakness shared by all surveillance studies.

"Sales remain very low by historical standards and, considering that a number of home builders reported large drops in orders recently, there is likely more weakness ahead," wrote Jennifer Lee, senior economist at BMO Capital Markets.

"With pricing putting risk to fiscal second-quarter estimates, we would rather accumulate Micron on likely seasonal weakness in the first half of 2006," said Masdea.

But investors appear increasingly nervous about the report, as hiring remains tepid and a recent bout of stormy weather seems likely to exaggerate weaknesses.

The spatial mismatch between MPAs and dugongs was likely caused by weaknesses in the planning process, including the: (1) lack of explicit conservation goals and targets; (2) omission of spatial information on species' distribution; (3) mismatch of spatial scales; (4) cost considerations; and (5) incorrect application of the IUCN protected area categories.