Sentence examples for many weaknesses of from inspiring English sources

Israel's failure to subdue Hizbullah demonstrates the many weaknesses of the war-on-terror concept.

It is one of the many weaknesses of Brown's leadership that he seems so incapable of answering these questions with any clarity.

One of the many weaknesses of the effort to clean up the banks has been the futile attempt to do it painlessly.

Advantage: Saints 49ers O vs. Saints D Jim Harbaugh deserves to be lavished with praise for successfully reconstructing the Niners' offense around the strengths and (many) weaknesses of Alex Smith.

The championship-era Patriots could beat opponents in multiple ways, but the latter-day Patriots live and die by the offensive pyrotechnics that hide the many weaknesses of their defense.

This underlines one of the many weaknesses of the "war" metaphor and mentality that was immediately adopted in the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attacks: the simplistic notion that the key to defeating Al Qaeda was the military conquest and occupation of territory.

The results of this study show both programs still have many weaknesses in terms of course contents and mode of delivery, thus need some attention from the department to alleviate these shortcomings.

"Obviously, there's not too many weaknesses," Muckler said of Hasek.

Generally, biocatalysis refrains many weaknesses, such as the lack of enantio-, chemo- and regioselectivity and utilization of metal catalysts in organic synthesis in the production of valuable compounds by the chemical method (Bommarius and Paye 2013).

Many of the weaknesses of the banking system can be traced back to the government.

Judith Shulevitz repeatedly characterized my sources as "encyclopedias," and ascribed many of the weaknesses of my argument to that limited type of evidence.