Many banks' weaknesses are simply being masked by government guarantees.
Many of those weaknesses are unlucky characteristics rather than sins: that natural diffidence, almost shyness, too often interpreted as aloofness.
He became a cold, almost inhuman fanatic, as bloodthirsty as even his "god" Robespierre, a man of many human weaknesses, was not.
Among a democracy's many systemic weaknesses is an electorate's susceptibility to the devices of fiction - to "likeable characters", clear-cut villains, suspense, and the satisfying arc of traditional narrative, including conflict, crisis, and resolution.
For only when the case is made that targeted public sector spending is vital for long-term private sector economic vitality can Romney's many-sided weaknesses be fully demonstrated.
The proposed law has many weaknesses and is far from a sure thing on Capitol Hill.
While the press admires the success of Bethany Mota and tours the lush new coastal YouTube studios, Facebook has spotted the company's many weaknesses and is going on the attack.
The key lies in understanding its many weaknesses and being prepared to counteract them.
"In its application, that clause remains problematic because article 10 line 2 has many weaknesses and is understood differently by both the society and law enforcement officials," the study concludes.
At the core of many of the weaknesses was the standard use of just two pieces of information to authenticate a booking: the six-character PNR, combined with the user's last name.
