Sentence examples for weakness out from inspiring English sources

"I didn't want to come out and show any signs of weakness out there on the court," Harris said.

The worry for Leeds is potential weakness out wide following the loss of their Australian wing Scott Donald and centre and compatriot Brett Delaney rushing back from a knee injury.

I'm with Bush on education vouchers but don't like the way he has downplayed his support for them; I'm with Gore on gun control but do not admire the way his weakness out West caused him to fudge this issue.

"But when you think about all the weakness out there, what's the impetus to rush out and buy?" The Dow Jones industrial average rose 46.57 points, to 10,392.52.

"Any sign of weakness out of the White House is going to be perceived by the president's allies in Congress as an opportunity to act a little bit more like free spirits, and on the part of the opposition to be more aggressive," Professor Baker said.

It is perhaps a measure of their relative weakness – out of the top three of the world rankings and also-rans in the Rugby Championship, and its precursor the Tri-Nations – that since the last World Cup Australia have not dealt with Beale more severely.

Delamination occurs easily due to impact loads caused by the weakness of out-of-plane properties in composite materials.

It will be a major surprise if, like him, Frankel's weakness turns out to be a lack of pace.

"Weakness branching out beyond manufacturing may force the Fed's hand," and that is helping bonds, said Bruce Alston, who manages $1.5 billion at Value Line.

Many of the weaknesses pointed out by the I.M.F. in the report were familiar.

Against this, in a losing team, Monty's weaknesses stand out horribly.