The progress for Detroit may not seem apparent, but in his second and third seasons, the Lions went 2-30 and were outscored by 481 points, so they were starting from a position of remarkable weakness.
"There may be some who think this is a sign of strength," she said, "but treating one's own people in this way is in fact a sign of remarkable weakness".
"Trump is a walking, talking, in-kind donation to Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party," Fonseca warned, adding that the frontrunner has shown "remarkable weakness" in key swing states like Colorado, Iowa, Ohio, Missouri, Virginia and Wisconsin.
The low frequency of an identifiable statistical design was acknowledged as a remarkable weakness of the studies reviewed, as well as the poor quality of reporting of statistical design where it was identifiable, and the low level of compliance with the design in the study conduct and result interpretation.
Along the way and despite its small size, it has overcome many challenges, showing a remarkable ability to turn weaknesses into strengths and flourishing in a way few would have imagined two generations ago.
Certainly, the way he drove through women bishops showed a remarkable appreciation of the weakness of his opponents' position and the best ways to exploit it while appearing to respect them.
Especially since the choreography, though all very pleasing, was not remarkable enough to justify any weaknesses in the plot.
Related: Anne Kirkbride obituary Yet, even here, the emphasis on Kirkbride having played the same part for a remarkable 42 years exposed another weakness of the evening.
This is both the strength and the weakness of a remarkable black and white film, since you get the feeling that Burton 's sense of optimism is fundamentally at odds with the final facts.
But, above all, whether you got it from papers or TV, this was a web story, revealing both the strength and weakness of the remarkable speed at which news now travels.
