Sentence examples for may be weaknesses from inspiring English sources

"The strengths that I had as a kid may be weaknesses now.

It may be weakness.

There may be weakness in a specific site of the body.

The reticence in the Bush camp may not be weakness, but a trap to provoke the Gore campaign and exploit the public's dislike of rancour.

There may also be weakness present of the sternocleidomastoid muscle, but as it received cortical innervation from the ipsilateral side, any damage will give rise to ipsilateral weakness.

These issues may be considered weaknesses in more complex environments.

- (PL) Mr President, despite the tremendous efforts made by Mr Mikolášik, the rapporteur, there may be significant weaknesses in our position on advanced therapies.

Gradually, the doubters have been won over and what had appeared to be weaknesses may actually be strengths.

Yet the very brutality of the programme may be its weakness.

Calzaghe has never really been hit to the body, but he will be in this fight and it may be his weakness.

Having so many all-rounders may be a weakness disguised as a strength, as it discourages specialisation, particularly in batting and spin bowling.