Sentence examples for simple weakness from inspiring English sources

What was different was, to quote Fraser Nelson, editor of the Spectator, that "Mr Cameron lost due to the simple weakness of his case... [H]e had no answer... Normally those advocating action offer a plan – of sorts.

Sharks may be fearsome predators, but they have a simple weakness: Most can't tolerate fresh water.

We rediscovered a simple, human weakness: that we cannot conceive of an abstract problem, or even a concrete problem involving huge numbers, except through one individual.

As Republican jingoists scapegoat President Obama for all the world's ills and try to impose a simple story of weakness and strength on events of stupefying complexity, you have to hope that the American people have more of an attention span than usual.

A strength of the original Canadian Task Force approach was that it was simple; the main weakness was that it was too simple.

The investigators appropriately recognize that matching of chronic disease states would enhance the study [ 1], but this omission might be of more significance than a simple study design weakness.

This simple distinction exposes weaknesses on both sides of the debate over the appropriate structure of post-crisis financial regulation.

Instead, the mistakes have been uncomfortably simple ones.The first widespread weakness is poor trading controls.

To do so would have been an expression not of weakness but simple human courtesy and fellow feeling.

True though all this is, there is more to these travails than a simple transmission of American weakness to Europe.

Anyway, Mann continues, "It was a fairly simple strategy, but the weakness of it was: who the hell's Owen Smith?" He entered parliament as the MP for his home constituency of Pontypridd in 2010, long enough ago not to be disqualified as a novice but recent enough not to have been tarnished by the Blair years and the vote on the Iraq war.