Sentence examples for weakness over from inspiring English sources

The balance, it said, to achieving its goals is "weighted toward weakness over the foreseeable future".

Cardinal O'Connor had been experiencing a growing weakness over the past month and a half.

Meanwhile, there is rising frustration in the US over what it sees as Europe's weakness over Russia.

The halving of oil prices in late 2014 came as a surprise to the Bank, as did the second bout of weakness over the summer.

The technology industry, which resisted the economy's growing weakness over the last year as customers kept buying laptops and iPhones, has finally succumbed to the slowdown.

Lord Mandelson, echoing Mr Miliband's critique, said all the advances New Labour had made over combating its weakness over the economy, crime, public services and confusion over Europe "were being flushed away" under Ed's leadership.

This reduces potential conflict of interests that perpetuates most self-report-based project monitoring since the benefits (e.g., better tailored service, earlier detection and correction of weaknesses) over-weight the dis-benefits (e.g., temporary or partial reduction in performance assessment) for maintaining high data collection fidelity.

If the central bank is in for a long haul with its new lending programme to banks, that reflects the underlying weakness of over-indebted peripheral Europe.

It's not unusual to have a weakness for over-the-top foods.

The three main theories about Vladimir Putin's motivations could be summed up as "bad", "mad" or "sad".Advocates of the "bad" theory think that Russia is exploiting, and accentuating, Western weakness and over-stretch.

Spurred on by the Internet and e-commerce, the chip industry is coming out of a slump that has been triggered by Asian weakness, industry over-capacity and tight inventory management by computer manufacturers, the group said.