Sentence examples for weaknesses over from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kass has repeatedly explored Berkshire's weaknesses over the years, including a 2008 article on TheStreet.com.
In short, they plan to use it to exploit his weaknesses over valence issues that extend far beyond the EU debate.Europe and immigration have something in common.
"My kicking has probably been one of my weaknesses over the last while," said Carty, "but it's something I've been working on.
WEAKNESSES Over the course of three "Underworld" films, Lucian has demonstrated almost no vulnerability to any conventional form of attack — even the withering reviews of critics who find the movies' internal mythology increasingly difficult to follow.
Adobe, which makes the popular Adobe Reader and Flash applications, has seen a significant number of security weaknesses over the years and also a sharp increase in its software's being a gateway for cyberattacks.
Bush needs to read the political scientist Karl W. Deutsch, who points out the weaknesses of dictatorships and that these weaknesses over time can cause the regime to liberalize or fall apart.
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.
These apparent weaknesses of over-familiarity with the community can constitute a substantial asset to the health service if supported appropriately.
Most writers are aware of their weaknesses, or over-characteristics, and try to fudge things along; Anita never faked anything in her writing.
Referees have an obligation to the medical school, but also to the person on whose behalf they are making a statement, perhaps ignoring their weaknesses and over-emphasising their strengths, so that some geese appear as swans.
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.
