Sentence examples for weak points for from inspiring English sources

That said, the new Ukip leader does have some weak points for Labour to exploit.

The two weak points for Mattingly were presumed to be his reputation as being quiet and his lack of managerial experience.

This may suggest that the TTT-reinforcement creates weak points for the stretch-deformation dominated failure mechanism.

These regions, usually named "triple junction", constitute weak points for the insulation, mainly due to the mismatch between permittivities of solid and gas, which induces an enhancement of the electric field.

Between these blocks a rectangular cavity, few centimetres wide, appear on each side: these are weak points for mechanical stresses, especially in the right side where this cavity reaches the thin external veneer.

Such internal factors as the recycling ability of nuclear fuels, high energy density and little emission of greenhouse gases are counted as the strengths of nuclear power, while some weak points for its role in a future society are found both in its social situations such as the management of radioactive waste, safety and nuclear proliferation and in its structure of high capital costs.

Under way, the Pilot is slightly troubled by wind and road noise, a longtime weak point for Honda.

I said yesterday that the only weak point for the Americans is that they don't know each other".

The export sector has been a weak point for the Chinese economy in the past two years, as faltering global economic growth has caused net exports to drag on growth.

Europe has been a weak point for many drug makers, but Glaxo's portfolio has been particularly hard hit by government budget cuts.

This is directly linked to the question of official violence which is, of course, the driving force cohering these protests, and – surprisingly, perhaps – a weak point for the government in a number of ways.