Sentence examples for too many weaknesses from inspiring English sources

Not too many weaknesses there, then.

"He doesn't have too many weaknesses.

"Obviously, there's not too many weaknesses," Muckler said of Hasek.

But there are still too many weaknesses, the Lampard review says.

Carlsen thought that he had too many weaknesses on the kingside to play 10.c4.

They want to bring the Balkan Slavs back under the great Northern umbrella, citing too many regional weaknesses for Europe to support gypsies in Romania, and poor people in Bulgaria.

4 5 Opponents dissent that the HSMR has too many methodological weaknesses and has not been well-validated as a useful measure.

Eva has the sad, vulnerable air of a woman who has succumbed to her weaknesses too many times for comfort.

Inevitably, for a work of such scope, there are weaknesses: too many cursory match reports; perhaps too little exploration of the all-important cricketing relationship with India; a rattlebag feel to the closing chapters on finance and women's cricket.

Nevertheless, despite the advantages of this concept, it remains too descriptive and presents many weaknesses.

But this fragmented approach is also a weakness; too many sections peter out with no real point and the whole ends up feeling less than the sum of its parts.