Sentence examples for to be weakness from inspiring English sources

The major driver here seems to be weakness in the US economy.

"Looking ahead, the key drag on private demand is likely to be weakness in business capital expenditure in both the mining and non-mining sectors over the coming year," he said.

I think that there will continue to be weakness in the economy because I don't think we rebound here.

Early symptoms tend to be weakness, sensory changes and gait disturbance.

Gradually, the doubters have been won over and what had appeared to be weaknesses may actually be strengths.

The problem — in Blockbuster's case, at least — was that the very features that people thought were strengths turned out to be weaknesses.

But to some contemplating the twisted events of recent months, a few of the village's selling points now seem to be weaknesses.

This law also allows for educators to present what they consider to be weaknesses in these scientific theories, regardless of whether or not these weaknesses are rooted in valid scientific thought, in order to bolster alternative unscientific concepts.

"Her strengths, in part, proved to be weaknesses: huge insensitivity to non-achievers, a narrowness of vision, and certainty that she was right".

As this recession unwinds and unfolds, what you're going to see is weakness in the dollar whereas in previous cycles you had strength.

When do we black women stop thinking that allowing ourselves to feel is weakness?