Sentence examples for notable weakness from inspiring English sources

The show's notable weakness is the generic pop flavor of most of Mr. Alter's music.

The one notable weakness of Instant-Encore's apps is that they will, at times, leave you wanting more.

"Consequently, I would expect a period of notable weakness early in 2001, followed by a pickup in activity," Mr. Ferguson said.

He also offered a vague forecast for what lies ahead, saying, "I would expect a period of notable weakness early in 2001, followed by a pickup in activity".

The only other comparable service deployed on such a massive scale is Apple's iMessage, which has one notable weakness, in that many people back up messages to Apple's iCloud service, where data isn't protected as efficiently.

If Clinton, whose ties to Wall Street are a notable weakness, has already decided to pick Warren, this wasn't a bad way to begin suggesting that, in the most symbolically rich decision of her candidacy, she is prepared to side with the people against the powerful.

He noted that the study had "notable weaknesses," including its small sample size and the lack of adequate blinding.

However, there are two notable weaknesses underlying current propositions postulating that only certain innovation systems enable the creation of new industries: first, they mistakenly confound context specific with general empirical observations.

Apple Pay has a few notable weaknesses, but they are ultimately overshadowed by its many significant strengths.

The poll found notable weaknesses for Trump among some groups that typically vote Republican, especially married women.

Based on two decades of research, I can report that the overwhelming data points to a steady diminution in the soft-skills of young people in the workplace from Gen X to Gen Y to Gen Z. Today's young workers are increasingly likely to have significant notable weaknesses in one or several key soft skills.