Sentence examples for strategic weakness from inspiring English sources

Mr Romney decried the budget deficit as a strategic weakness.

Through 11 a3, the position developed slowly, but then Fedorowicz lashed out with 11... b5, creating a backward c pawn that could be a serious strategic weakness.

But the agreement was in fact for a "technocratic" government that reflected the strategic weakness of Hamas following the closure of tunnels into Gaza and the withdrawal of support by the anti-Islamist government in Egypt.

Noting that Europe was no longer the United States' main strategic preoccupation, she said, "The U.S. has argued the need for an increased engagement in Asia, and there is a risk it will see the E.U. as a less relevant partner given our relative strategic weakness there".

In another meeting organised by the Tory Reform Group, I catch Stephen Dorrell saying: "The thing about the NHS is that we must attack it at the places of strategic weakness!" And then, of course, there's the Polish leader, Michał Kaminski.

I know a number of tech people who also think the Klout story is a little on the ridiculous side, and plenty of Zynga watchers who'll point to its reliance on Facebook as a strategic weakness.

Their strategic weaknesses are their very strengths.

Mr. Schrempp, who received approval on Tuesday from Daimler's board to begin formal negotiations, hopes to repair two of his company's strategic weaknesses: a presence in Asia and an increased place in the market for small cars.

Demand from investors has steadily grown, and it now rates 45 microfinance organisations.Many of those brave enough to have asked MicroRate to run a rule over them have received poor grades for having "financial, operational or strategic weaknesses that have the potential to threaten their viability".

IHS Screen Digest analyst Daniel Gleeson makes a similar point: Nokia wasn't thinking big enough when it really counted – and without a grand plan they weren't able to act decisively to fix the strategic weaknesses that were being exploited by others.

Obama said the successes of the U.S. are "reminders that ISIL's strategic weaknesses are real," and noted the group has lost a quarter of the populated areas it had previously seized.