Sentence examples for suggests a weakness from inspiring English sources

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

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

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].

Establishment of C. capitata in areas despite mass reared sterile males release suggests a weakness or failure of this approach, possibly rooted in the quality of the mass reared flies.

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 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 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.

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.