Sentence examples for weakness becomes from inspiring English sources

For once, a know technological weakness becomes an advantage.

In the next scene, when Sly collapses into bitter loneliness, the opera's major weakness becomes clear: you never understand the source of Sly's despair.

And once the crystals are damaged enough and small enough, Bercovici and Ricard reported online yesterday in Nature, that ancient inheritance of weakness becomes a plate boundary.

The industry has a tendency to make pariahs out of startups that aren't doing so well, so "never show weakness" becomes a koan, to the point of self-delusion.

But as word of this gets out, that weakness becomes our strength, because we're in every town across America".

Not taking revenge becomes a weakness, becomes something that people don't respect, something that can destroy a person's status and reputation in one moment and reduce them to Nothing.

The weakness became emphatically apparent as a Sunderland side hardly buoyed by belief either took control.

They had liked to talk more than to write, and this weakness became their way of life.

In consequence we were overextended financially and then when the realities of our economic weakness became inescapable we had to draw our horns in precipitously.

To which he might have added: pre-tournament confidence is quickly dashed as structural weakness become apparent, leading to the team returning early, bitter postmortems on what went wrong, and calls for the manager's head.

Achaemenid supremacy, however, was based on Greek internal discord rather than Achaemenid strength, and, when this weakness became apparent, all the satraps (governors) of Anatolia rose in revolt (c. 366), in alliance with Athens, Sparta, and Egypt, and Artaxerxes could do little against them.