Sentence examples for principal weakness from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the fine reception afforded to the speech in the hall was, in a sense, its principal weakness.

The social agenda, supposedly the greatest strength of the Workers Partyy, has proved to be its principal weakness.

Had Froome, inadvertently or otherwise, exposed Wiggins' principal weakness when required to accelerate suddenly during a long climb?

The principal weakness of the method is that it currently does not allow efficient detection of single-base indels in homopolymers.

Bale said the squabbling between the rival groups is less damaging than their principal weakness: the lack of a charismatic leader.

The predominant response has been denial, with the Republican party degenerating into a squabbling apocalyptic cult and Obama's principal weakness seeming to be his palpable sanity.

Commenting on a not untypical primary curriculum, the authors of History for All say that "its principal weaknesses are the disconnected topics and the potential for the pupils to be left with a fragmented overview".

The paper then evaluates principal weaknesses in these regional models and argues the need for re-conceptualizing the cultural, political and economic approach to the new information space of the Internet.

The small sample size and single locality of this study are its principal weaknesses.

Principal weaknesses of the study included lack of sensitivity analysis, exclusion of more severe leg ulcers, and characteristics of the study populations, making comparison with other districts within the UK or other countries difficult.

Its principal weaknesses are item redundancy and pattern response within select conceptual domains, which can be addressed by removing select items within each of the nine conceptual domains and also possibly by mixing items from different conceptual domains.