Sentence examples for pervasive weaknesses from inspiring English sources

The ubiquity of firearms means that crime is often violent.But none of these is more important than pervasive weaknesses in the basic institutions of the rule of law the police, the prosecutors, the courts and the prisons.

"Given the pervasive weaknesses in the administration of justice in South Sudan, credible and independent investigations and prosecutions will require robust international involvement," said Drissa Traoré, vice-president of FIDH, the International Federation for Human Rights.

As for personal computers, a market IBM pioneered, Compaq Computer has admitted to pervasive weaknesses in sales and earnings.

The latter were marked by the pervasive weaknesses of national public management sectors and the global impetus to speed up efforts to achieve the MDGs with a strong emphasis on the imperative to improve public governance and accountability.

It describes the root causes of pervasive weakness in growth as "persistent financial market fragmentation, weak bank balance sheets, low demand, and creeping uncertainty as well as structural weaknesses, all reinforce each other and contribute to contraction of real activity".

But perhaps the most important is the pervasive weakness in the basic institutions of the rule of law.

The pervasive weakness in the job market translates into anemic wage growth, all of which is being eaten up by rising prices.

WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve's ambitious effort to spur the recovery by aiding the housing market is likely to have a modest effect on home sales, given the pervasive weakness in the real estate market and the economy, analysts said Friday.

Given the pervasive weakness in the economy, Mr. Bernanke has repeatedly called on other Washington policy makers to do more to support the recovery, and to avoid the "fiscal cliff" — the nickname he coined for the enormous tax increases and spending cuts that will happen at year-end, if Congress does not act.

"Despite the pervasive weakness of the real economy in the single currency area, the E.C.B. is sitting firmly on its hands in the hope that the upturn in sentiment will eventually filter through to the real economy," Nicholas Spiro, managing director of Spiro Sovereign Strategy, said in a note Thursday.

Finland's pervasive weakness in all sectors is the absence of venture capital.