Sentence examples for the fundamental weakness from inspiring English sources

It is the fundamental weakness of the economy.

The fundamental weakness of the Obama plan was apparent from the beginning.

Ronald Reagan understood the fundamental weakness of a vastly more resourceful Soviet Union.

By this time the fundamental weakness of the king's character had become evident.

Yet, says the FT leader, "the fundamental weakness in Labour's plans" is that "Mr Miliband is preoccupied with inequality".

The fundamental weakness in the metaphor here is that intelligent robots may not be our mechanised children.

And it will only happen if the fundamental weaknesses of the model are addressed.

The Soviet high command was now ready to exploit the fundamental weaknesses of the German situation.

It experimented with Blairism, which for all its electoral success did not address the fundamental weaknesses in the British system.

Innovation is a much bigger issue than university research, and the fundamental weaknesses in the UK innovation system aren't likely to be helped by this organisational shift.

In itself, the emphasis in yesterday's budget is an acknowledgement that, for all his success, Brown has yet to remedy the fundamental weaknesses of the economy.