Sentence examples for suggested a weakness from inspiring English sources

The election of Donald Trump, he said, proved that the country was in the midst of a profound moral and spiritual crisis; the fact that so many Christians voted for him suggested a weakness in their faith.

Only one model, not available until later, suggested a weakness in steering currents that would prevent a Florida landfall.

Finally, Mr Milburn's appointment also suggests a weakness on the coalition's part, or at least the Tories'.

The question I have raised is whether the importance of housing to Mr Piketty's story is a strength or, as some critics suggest, a weakness, possibly fatal.

The record in the foreign-language category suggests a weakness for stodgy, conservative films, and the Academy members who vote in the category are usually older.

The case of the Bristol woman also involved a Barclays account, and Sarah says this seems to suggest "a weakness in their security at some point in the process".

The success of Vm estimates, but underestimation of Vt, suggests a weakness in constraining the steep proximal deposits observed here.

To make the point, we consider two extreme examples, one of which may suggest a weakness in the implementation here.

The clinical results could therefore have been worse than the survival data suggest, a weakness that also occurs in registry-based studies.

This, by implication, suggests a weakness in effectively extending government's purchasing and regulatory function to the private health sector within a pluralistic health care system like Malawi's [ 41].

This discrepancy could be explained by the calculation method of adding 0.5 to cells with zero, suggesting a weakness of the funnel plot when the assay investigated has excellent accuracy.