Sentence examples for longtime weaknesses from inspiring English sources

Carmelo Anthony, whose intransigence pushed D'Antoni to resign, is in perfect sync with Woodson and earning plaudits for his passing and defense — two longtime weaknesses.

Iran is exploiting a perception of American weakness and betrayal of longtime friends to spread its influence.

"He doesn't have the depth of personal contact or experience, which I think is a great strength and a great weakness," said Harrison Hickman, a pollster and longtime friend of the senator's.

Jamaica, as a longtime hub of marijuana production and consumption, has generally been more open about its weaknesses.

"Larry, to his credit, has been saying for some time that there are some real weaknesses in this economy," said Martin Feldstein, a Harvard economist and Mr. Lindsey's longtime mentor.

But the show of numbers masks a military weakness that Russia has long struggled to overcome, said Malcolm Nance, a longtime intelligence analyst.

"His weakness was that he wouldn't go for the jugular," said Jane Anne Stinnett, a cotton broker and longtime Lubbock Republican.

Consider them longtime frenemies.

Longtime neighbors faced off.

Longtime owner of Joans Sportswear.

Longtime resident of Queens, NY.