Sentence examples for prominent weakness of from inspiring English sources

So did peers: every term, a classmate identified some prominent weakness of Wei Jia's.

The most prominent weakness of "Jackson's Dilemma," for me, lies with the eponymous Jackson; one of Murdoch's many spoiled priests, wistful for faith but not secure in it, he has no clear role (or dilemma) among the restless and self-indulgent English élite as they impulsively, wastefully shuttle from country home to London and back.

This constitutes possibly the most prominent weakness of the available studies in PBC genetics, as the candidate genes were often chosen based on a weak background.

This study was carried out in an attempt to overcome the two most prominent weaknesses of the organised screening, the non-optimal participation rate and the relatively low sensitivity of cytology.

A pure axonal variant of Guillain-Barré syndrome has been described (33 ) and may be confused with poliomyelitis and polio-like conditions; however, such cases are generally characterized by distally prominent weakness and show subclinical sensory nerve involvement on electrodiagnostic testing.

In the Celtics' case, its two prominent weaknesses, obvious in Wednesday's loss to the Sixers, are size and speed.

While her new company does not gather metrics on plant efficiency, she still follows the industry, and was kind enough to spend some time with us recently discussing the manufacturing strengths and weakness of several prominent auto companies.

She visited our hospital presenting with prominent paraspinal muscle atrophy and mild proximal weakness of limbs.

Despite a few prominent pockets of weakness, like manufacturing or energy industry investment, demand for the services that consumers want remains healthy, and that ultimately is what now drives the American economy, said Drew T. Matus, an economist at UBS Securities.

The attack ad represents part of a larger strategy by Democrats to make a prominent issue of Medicare, which they perceive as a major political weakness of Mr. Ryan's budget plan.

Stuart has become an increasingly prominent figure in Vote Leave as the focus has shifted on to the apparent weakness of the Labour vote in largely white, working-class areas.