Sentence examples for the weakest points from inspiring English sources

The doorway is one of the weakest points of the building".

I'll be interested to see how the director approached the issue of memory; it's one of the weakest points of "Inglourious Basterds".

Among the weakest points of the compromise is the standard for criminal cases, which puts too heavy a burden of proof on reporters.

But Mr. Campbell did attack head-on the weakest points in his case, the credibility of three of his own witnesses, whom the defense had savaged in cross-examination.

Thanks to decades of reform, British labour markets are sufficiently flexible to allow for a record increase in job creation as the economy expands with little threat of rising inflation, though the balance of trade remains one of the weakest points in the economy.

Jerry Philipson Comox, British Columbia, Too many E.U. presidencies In his column "Still waiting for a Brave New Europe" (Politicus, Jan . 5, John Vinocur puts his finger on one of the weakest points in the new architecture of the European Union: There are too many E.U. presidents and presidencies.

Impunity is the weakest point in the democracy of Indonesia".

Politically, Labour is at the weakest point in its history.

"The weakest point is Ahtisaari's claim that Churkin was speaking with Moscow's authority.

MONEY may be the weakest point for Iran's nuclear ayatollahs.

See Also: The Weakest Point Of Entry.