Sentence examples for weaknesses increased from inspiring English sources

Those political weaknesses increased as China's leaders traveled repeatedly to European capitals and lobbied aggressively and successfully to divide Europe on the issue.

The U.S. government's main border control system is plagued by computer security weaknesses, increasing the risk of computer attacks, data thefts, and manipulation of millions of identity records including passport, visa and Social Security numbers and the world's largest fingerprint database, officials said.

Manifestations of aplastic anemia are related to these deficiencies and include weakness, increased susceptibility to infections, and bleeding.

For example, injury to the cord at mid-thoracic levels spares the arms, which are innervated by fibres originating from higher segments, but it causes characteristic signs (abnormal posture, spastic tone, weakness, increased deep reflexes, and abnormal plantar reflexes) of damage to motor neurons originating below that level as well as the loss of bladder and bowel control.

In addition, there are rather acute effects of treatment that can severely affect a child's quality of life, and among these can be treatment-induced loss of hearing, fatigue and weakness, increased susceptibility to infection, and growth retardation.

Increased thigmotaxis exhibited by the Mbnl1−/− mice could be due to muscle weakness, increased anxiety or decreased motivation to explore.

Her weakness increased rapidly.

Leg weakness increased and contributed to the loss of ambulation.

Combined with BBB weakness, increased pressure associated with shunting and early filling of the venous system likely accounts for hemorrhages in GA1.

This may be attributed to muscle wasting and weakness, increased muscular fatigability, impaired psychosocial and functional capacity that has been associated with HIV infection [ 7].

This board frequently recommended surgical resection, especially for patients with disabling motor weakness, increased edema formation, cystic metastases, or metastases resistant to radio- or chemotherapy.