Sentence examples for profound weaknesses from inspiring English sources

The Atlantic Monthly is working from a position of manifest strengths and profound weaknesses.

As for Congress, it has profound weaknesses: a reputation for having presided over corruption and slowing economic growth, and the silence of its prime minister, Manmohan Singh.

These very strengths also expose profound weaknesses; the same ease of entry to these networks has the potential to degrade their security.

Including this Huffington Post piece at the beginning of the week, explaining how Romney's Nevada victory over the weekend actually pointed up his profound weaknesses, and those of Gingrich, allowing the rise of Rick.

There are profound weaknesses in the modes of recognition: all too often, this lapses into narrow definitions of income poverty of the households to which children belong, without differentiating sufficiently for the specific position of the child within the household.

Clinically, more attractive methods include non-invasive imaging of hypoxia-selective fluorinated nitroimidazoles developed for positron emission tomography (PET) and blood oxygenation level dependent (BOLD) MRI, but these techniques are expensive and have profound weaknesses (for a review on imaging techniques see [ 7]).

But this would demonstrate profound weakness rather than strength.

This secret evidence highlights the profound weakness of regulatory tests".

The most profound weakness inherent in the respondents' position is its apparent heartlessness.

Mr. Lantos said the decision "projects a picture of profound weakness in U.S. diplomacy".

The accumulating failures in the country's health-care system are a cause of profound weakness in the American economy; unaddressed, this weakness will exacerbate the coming recession and crimp its aftermath.