Sentence examples for weaknesses surfaced from inspiring English sources

Although Chrysler had been the most profitable car company in the world in the mid-1990s, weaknesurfacedfaced like rust on an ageing car body shortly after it merged with Daimler.Within a year of the deal taking effect in November 1998, the American boss of Chrysler was fired.

In both wins, our weaknesses surfaced and we are going to focus on improving on these areas as we near league next month". Edison began play Monday at the Aliso Cup and scored a 1-0 shutoft of Buena.

The weaknesses that surfaced led, over time, to discussions of an outright combination.

Pockets of weakness also surfaced in the latest jobs report, which showed that more people dropped out of the labor force last month than joined it.

Unfortunately, for a man congenitally incapable of turning the other cheek – a deep-seated character weakness that has surfaced once too often for England's liking – he no longer has a say in his red-rose future.

If the individual American gymnasts suffered points of weakness, none of them surfaced in the all-around.

Others say it is only a matter of time before the rivalries between the coalition's most prominent leaders — and their weaknesses — begin to surface again.

Because the story is so gripping, I can forgive the weaknesses that surface in the first part of the book.

What the development of a programme theory can achieve is to shift improvement practitioners' thinking from the implicit to the explicit, thus giving voice to the (often unrecognised) assumptions that guide their interventions, enabling the detection of any lack of consensus among team members, and surfacing weakness or incoherence in the proposed intervention's causal logic.

The city has said that reforms it made this summer addressed the lapses that surfaced at the fire, including weaknesses in the inspection system.

The article, however, had flaws that are more apparent now that the weaknesses of the F.B.I. case against Dr. Lee have surfaced.