Sentence examples for said a weakness from inspiring English sources

One wireless expert said a weakness of the cellular networks was that operators have not adopted software that assigns priorities to various categories of callers.

He enjoys the cut and thrust of working with startups and says a weakness he often sees is that entrepreneurs often don't spend enough time developing their brand.

What about a minor stroke, he said — a little weakness on one side?

"It's her kryptonite," Gordon said, a natural weakness that maximizes her loneliness, her secrecy, and her fear of intimacy.

The cause of Mr. Gaitskell's death was not announced, but a hospital bulletin a few hours earlier said a heart weakness was causing "great anxiety".

But the Assad Administration's apparent flaunting of the convention does not, he said, represent a weakness or a failure of the agreement itself.

But he could be equally critical of secular intellectuals, whom he accused of being prejudiced against religion, and reform-minded Catholics, who he said had a weakness for political or cultural fads.

It has to be said as a weakness of this research that the authors were not able to measure the response rate of the questionnaire due to the fact that the administrative centres did not distributed information about the number or the structure of contacted work councils committees.

Analysts say a major weakness of the deal, besides the murky Kremlin connection, is that Magna has never made cars.

The FARC had mistaken his willingness to talk for weakness, said a visibly angry Álvaro Uribe, Colombia's conservative president.

Jasper Lawler, market analyst at CMC Markets, said: A late bout of weakness in mining shares left the FTSE 100 significantly underperforming other European stock benchmarks.