Sentence examples for tremendous weaknesses from inspiring English sources

Still, the city has tremendous weaknesses.

When you look inside his numbers, you see tremendous weaknesses.

"Although Brandt seemed on the face of it to be a very straightforward man," Mr. Frayn said, "he had tremendous strengths and tremendous weaknesses, and not just the womanizing and his drinking, but great difficulty in making decisions".

"This reflects the tremendous weakness of 2001," she said.

"Nick's great strength – his honesty – is also a tremendous weakness when he looks self-pitying," one source said.

Samuel Braverman, a lawyer for one of the defendants, said the judge's ruling showed "a tremendous weakness in the government's case" and would recast many of the legal arguments.

But it is a tremendous sign of weakness that Detroits big three cannot defend their home market.

The 500-plus vehicles, each with their own strengths and weaknesses, look tremendous and the team battles, with 30 vehicles trundling around the various open maps, are evenly matched to ensure that even newbies aren't obliterated within seconds.

One can only guess what was taking place in his mind, but he seems to have been a terrorized accomplice of Stalinist persecution, a man of tremendous intelligence and moral weakness.

Was Solomon Northrup a man of tremendous strength or incredible weakness?

Samuel Tombs, chief UK economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, warned: "The recovery clearly has exacerbated the economy's long-standing weaknesses … the tremendous boost from declining saving to consumer spending since the recession cannot be repeated".