Sentence examples for more weaknesses of from inspiring English sources

Since there was no particular pattern to the occurrence of significant and nonsignificant results, a conservative interpretation is that the inconsistency at the level of separate groups was caused by one or more weaknesses of the study.

The company also reduced the value of its inventory and warned of more weakness to come.

After the Dow closed to its lowest level since March 2003 on Wednesday, news of more weakness in the U.S. labor market had investors turning to safe-haven government debt for safety.

Together they governed the duchies more liberally than did most other princes in Italy, though some authorities suggest that this resulted more from weakness of character than from policy.

A more subtle weakness of the Fed Model, according to another recent study, is its failure to account properly for inflation -- an error that economists refer to as the "money illusion".

Another, more significant weakness of the study is that the cohorts are both retrospective collections from a single institution.

Sometimes we even believe that people with mental diseases and behavioral disorders suffer more from weakness of spirit and flaws of character than from genuine disease.

But strategy in all sports involves subtle shifts in emphasis and attention based on the skills — and, perhaps more important, the weaknesses — of the players at hand.

While Appier tries to go back to his strengths, Ortiz, apparently, will focus more on the weaknesses of the Angels' hitters.

Last week's App Smart column, on big-box shopping apps, pointed out the strengths and, more frequently, the weaknesses of the category.

Together, these tenets helped reveal the broader strategy of each campaign - a strategy that focused more on the weaknesses of the opponent rather than the strengths of the candidate.