Sentence examples for supposed weaknesses from inspiring English sources
"supposed weaknesses" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is usually used to refer to weaknesses that are believed to exist, but have not actually been proven. For example: "The company was aware that some of its products had certain supposed weaknesses, so it decided to launch a new line of improved models."
Some come armed with "Ten questions to ask your biology teacher about evolution," a document circulated on the Internet that highlights supposed weaknesses in evolutionary theory.
The timing of this revival – the first night comes just before the centenary of the 1914 Sarajevo assassinations, and the last performance will be given the week after the centenary of Britain's official entry into the war – seems to provide the perfect opportunity to assess whether those supposed weaknesses are in fact the piece's greatest strengths.
That language had been in the standards for years, but it was eliminated by experts who prepared the new standards for board approval because it has become a banner for critics of Darwinian evolution who seek to exaggerate supposed weaknesses in the theory.
Another set of questions aimed to assess professors' opinions about the presentation of supposed "weaknesses" of evolution.
The first strain emphasizes the supposed weaknesses of evolution the phrase "strengths and weaknesses," as in the Louisiana bills, is common and the existence of supposedly scientific credible alternatives to evolution.
(Of course, one should realize that some of those desiring discussion might want this in order to argue that these views are non-scientific or that the supposed "weaknesses" are not valid objections).
His squabbling allies picked him to head the government because of his supposed weakness.
As for the supposed weakness and organisational ability of the Syrian opposition, there is in fact a huge capacity to organise and instil discipline.
The Yankees went ahead in the second inning, padded their lead in the next two and watched with glee as Phil Hughes overpowered his supposed weakness, a left-handed-heavy lineup, through seven shutout innings in his first postseason start.
François Hollande, his Socialist rival in the two-round presidential election in April and May, marked the much-hyped event by ignoring it, going ahead with a simultaneous campaign rally in Rouen.Under the slogan "A strong France", meant to stress his opponent's supposed weakness, Mr Sarkozy promised to preserve his country's strength by more reform.
But this supposed weakness is what makes Davis' writing so amazing; he touches the hardboiled markers but manages to run amok in a genre known for confinement.
