Sentence examples for this particular weakness from inspiring English sources

"This particular weakness in Russian law exposes any legitimate business, whether Russian or foreign, to being sued in some obscure court far away from Moscow, and having an outcome not dissimilar to ours".

Hidaka demonstrates the particular weakness of Japanese journalism in handling this era, arguing: "It is unfortunate that Japanese newspaper articles discussing Showa nostalgia are never based on an understanding of the intricate historical context of the meaning of nostalgia" (p. 10).

A method variant bocT therefore aims to compensate such movements by applying rigid transformation between successive frames and reduces the effect of that particular weakness.

This review found particular weakness in the diversity of evaluation designs and the quality of reported data in studies assessed.

Much of that time will be devoted to writing and language skills, a particular weakness at this level.

But they may not necessarily feel like slogging through the dense prose of a literary study.A particular weakness of this biography is that it tries too hard to fit Seuss's strengths and weaknesses into a coherent picture, rather than accepting them as part of human nature in a different age.

He admits to being a workaholic, fills us in on the extent of his compulsive spending (computer gadgetry is a particular weakness) and concludes this memoir just as he's starting up a love affair with cocaine.

"This appears to be driven by a particular weakness in data/Internet Protocol services, traditionally the primary driver of growth and profits for WorldCom".

Brown says he aims to discover if this particular human weakness can persuade a reasonable person to push another to their death.

Luxurious facilities are a particular weakness.

Caps bearing Looney Tunes characters were a particular weakness.