Sentence examples for weaknesses pointed from inspiring English sources

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

That said, it is important to acknowledge the possible weaknesses pointed out in this study when utilizing this instrument.

The paper warns however that national government policy cannot easily address all PSS barriers, such as customer preferences, international developments, technological progress and inherent business model weaknesses, pointing to the need for other complementary solutions.

On the other hand, identified weaknesses point to the need for refinement of current primary health care systems, not only by increasing financial, staffing and other resources, but also by seeking to implement improved and innovative management practices.

People in the government had accused him of weakness, pointing to an upsurge in political violence in the country.

Weaknesses: Point of attack power run blocking needs some work.

Because it is based so faithfully on Potter's own script, its weaknesses point to the often unhappy collision of film and TV in his career, and to his lifelong infatuation with Hollywood.

Based on explanations that administrators and superiors write about an employee's (e.g., based on existing capabilities and qualifications, previous performance, and suggestions by others) strengths and weaknesses, points for the evaluation are obtained.

Certainly neither price nor wage pressures are pointing in that direction, and the strengthening dollar amidst global weaknesses points the other way.

The major proposed demarcation criteria are discussed and some of their weaknesses are pointed out.

This is a very important reason to examine tag-based semantic structures further, in spite of their inherent weaknesses as pointed out by Lamere [7].