Sentence examples for perhaps weakness from inspiring English sources

But his failure to do anything about it, along with his lack of progress toward promised economic and government reforms, indicate real limits on his authority and perhaps weakness in the army's support for him.

There was a sense of guilt, or perhaps weakness, at not having spoken out: we had all seen flaws before the tournament but we had all thought Spain would get it right.

In our business culture, and society in general, the image or metaphor of the heart is often associated with yielding, kindness -- or perhaps weakness.

In other words, they lead with more authenticity, integrity and "heart". In our business culture, and society in general, the image or metaphor of the heart is often associated with yielding, kindness -- or, perhaps, weakness.

And that is perhaps his weakness.

"Perhaps his weakness was that he didn't react strongly enough against anti-Semitism.

Charm and civilised refinement are qualities that come through in his music too – that's its strength and perhaps its weakness.

Every writer establishes a threshold between major and minor characters, significant and arbitrary fates, but it's perhaps a weakness of the book that this divide coincides with a sectarian one.

There is perhaps one weakness in Hodge's position: it was Labour that decisively brought A4e into welfare-to-work in the first place, and commenced the whole outsourcing feast to which she now objects.

Their loss, you could say, but it is also perhaps a weakness of Ms. Johnson's staging that the dance does not somehow compel its audience to shift as it shifts.

It's worth noting here that the first charge is merely for conspiracy to violate the CFAA — which, perhaps, signals weakness in the government's case.