Sentence examples for weakest link to from inspiring English sources
But perhaps the weakest link to the island's future is the road that connects it to the outside world.
We understood jeopardy and began selling shows like Who Wants To Be A Millionaire and Weakest Link to the rest of the world.
He received a telegram after the event which said, "A chain is only as strong as its weakest link," to which he replied "Better he a weak link than a missing one".
You don't watch University Challenge or The Weakest Link to acquire information, but to enjoy the distress of the contestants who can't get the right answer; you don't watch Question Time expecting questions to be answered, but in the hope of witnessing a ding-dong.
Responsible for making key appointments such as the new controller of drama commissioning, Ben Stephenson, Bennett announced plans to move substantial elements of BBC production out of London, including Casualty to Wales, The Weakest Link to Scotland, and religion to Northern Ireland as part of its effort to have 50% of production outside of the capital by 2016.
In announcing her plans to move substantial elements of BBC production out of London - Casualty to Wales, Weakest Link to Scotland, Chelsea Flower Show to Birmingham, and religion to Northern Ireland - the director of BBC Vision, Jana Bennett, was keen to stress the fundamental nature of the changes taking place.
He wants to exert pressure on the EU's weakest links to break European unity .Many in the West think the cosying-up between Mr Orban and Mr Putin has gone too far.
Of all parts of the United States, the South had the most immobile population and the weakest links to a world beyond its boundaries.
If there is a weak link to the Steelers' defense, it is the secondary.
Muller, C. J., van Ruitenbeek, J. M. & de Jongh, L. J. Experimental observation of the transition from weak link to tunnel junction.
The weakness of any one technology (in this case, the mechanicals) forms a weak link to make the resulting systems of technologies weak.
