Sentence examples for most obvious weakness from inspiring English sources

The most obvious weakness of so much thoughtful, considered work is that it errs on the side of caution.

Or take what was, until the soap suds started lathering up, Palin's most obvious weakness: her inexperience.

To the Editor: The most obvious weakness of the online college is the relative absence of laboratory courses.

The Scots' most obvious weakness has, for too long, been a failure to achieve comprehensive victories - even over palpably inferior opponents - owing in no small measure to a miserly contribution to the scoring credits from the midfield players.

Power forward was the Nets' most obvious weakness in the preseason, and it remains their most glaring need as they try to make the leap from lottery team to title contender.

Price seems to be the new MacBook Pro's most obvious weakness.

The countries that are suffering now are those with the worst policies or the most obvious weaknesses.

Spurs have a curious tendency to start matches slowly so if Sunderland can rouse themselves enough they could establish an early advantage, especially if Adam Johnson starts and exposes Spurs' most obvious sign of imbalance – their weakness at full-back.

He says the most obvious evidence of the market's weakness is the lack of alternatives to tech stocks as an engine to drive stocks higher.

The weaknesses are, perhaps, the most obvious.

The most obvious symptoms are the same as those for stroke: facial weakness, often resulting in a drooping mouth; arm or leg weakness, speech difficulty, blurred vision and dizziness.