Sentences with phrase «becoming weak spots»

reach of the internet, England becomes the weak spot for any author who writes something about someone that the latter doesn't like — provided, of course, the author (read: publisher) isn't prepared to pay the cost of the grand march to litigation.

It wasn't whether the company had encrypted its user's files that became the weak spot, it was the login credentials, which the company was forced to capture and then turn over.

Not exact matches

A case in point: Beauty products, which generate about 15 % of department store visits, became a chronically weak spot for Macy's about five years ago, as it ceded market share to the likes of Ulta and Sephora.

But further inspection reveals some weak spots that could become more pronounced next year if Apple doesn't address them.

We can quibble over policy and strategic details: the way in which the debate on immigration is following the welfare debate is becoming divorced from fact; the persistent failure of banking «reform» to get to the fundamental issues; and the possibility that the government's dearth of competence may be a weaker spot than their closeness to fat cat Britain.

If acidity becomes chronic, an amazing variety of illnesses may occur and shows up in your bodies weakest spots.

For example, some become unshielded after attacking them with a charged attack while others expose their weak spot after you attack certain features.

If there's a weak spot to be found, it's in the standard Pirelli P Zero tires, which weren't ideal for continuous track abuse, returning far more understeer than I would have liked when they became too hot.

Some mid level bosses such as the spider like «Argus» or the just plain weird «The Unknown» do repeat, it starts to wear a little thin as you will learn their weak spots early on and thus they become more of an hindrance than a challenge.

All you can do is dodge and punch, and as you work your way up the ranks the weak spots become less obvious while the damage they do becomes more punishing.