Sentence examples for weaknesses to be from inspiring English sources

"All countries have weaknesses to be addressed" says Innocenti Director Marta Santos Pais, "No single dimension of well-being stands as a reliable proxy for child well-being as a whole and several OECD countries find themselves with widely differing rankings for different dimensions of children's lives".

It is rare for someone to live so intensely, and so publicly, by both her strengths and weaknesses, to be a superwoman and a hurricane of flying baggage.

By contrast, India's top-down, rushed approach provides little space for weaknesses to be identified and rectified at the local level so that the most effective modalities of the programme can be scaled nationally.

Here the boredom and rage of impoverished teenagers has created a youth culture so mired in hopelessness that aspirations to a better life elsewhere, or even to find love inside this toxic environment, are treated as weaknesses to be viciously crushed.

PAGE A22 Business WHERE BANKS ARE BIG, RULES SEEM MORE RIGID Regulators in the United States, Britain and Switzerland seem to be moving toward tougher rules on banks than exist in much of continental Europe, but there are still weaknesses to be addressed, writes Floyd Norris.

You want those weaknesses to be job-related and not personal.

"It's a sign of weakness to be saying all this now," says one senior figure.

But increasingly their differences are seen as a source of strength rather than a weakness to be overcome.

It seems a weakness to be so accommodating, all the time.

Other studies have consistently found muscle weakness to be a common complication of WNND infections.

In fact, various researchers have suggested quadriceps weakness to be both a cause and a consequence of OA.