Sentences with phrase «many weak areas»

If this is a weak area for you, try posting a note on the edge of your computer display with a reminder such as an up - arrow in thick red marker.

There's no point in identifying weak areas if you don't take steps to improve them.

Mobile learning courses can certainly help to solidify your knowledge in the weak areas.

Try to maintain control and hire professionals in your weak areas as opposed to taking on partners.

Use that knowledge to capitalize on the things that you do well, and avoid the risks of getting in over your head in your weaker areas, Buffett advises.

Once you identify the strong and weak areas, manipulate your scheduling under the Settings tab > Advanced Setting > Schedule, Start Date, End Date, Ad Scheduling section.

When we let our guard down by not spending the much needed time with God, we let down our armor, and allow the devil to squeeze through our weakest areas in our life.

My weakest area, especially during busy times like the -LSB-...]

A lot fans down the years, including myself, have defended Wenger for not being able to get world class players in, and more importantly... the correct players for the weak areas of the first team, due to the lack of funds.

But, Wenger has had lots of cash to spend over the last two summer transfer windows, and still refuses to sort out the weak areas which cost us every season.

I think this is Ottawa's weak area.

I'm not saying I want us to be another Chelsea or Man C and spend for the sake of making sure others don't get a player, but someone has to be accountable for not reinforcing the weak areas of the team and that person is Wenger.

Walcott's finishing is a much higher standard than Akpom, it's probably Akpom's weakest area of expertise.

Will he strengthen the weak areas of our squad in the summer?

Say what you want about the likes of Mourinho, and Pep, but they do something Wenger doesn't — identifying the weak areas of their squads, and then strengthening those areas.

If he plays well we always get something from the game... He has improved lots this season in his work rate too, all he has to do is be more clinical on goal, that's his weak area now...

You're supposed to strengthen your weakest areas, yet we spent a fortune on a position (# 10) that we have terrific quality in (Santi / Jack).

Although he's brought in some fantastic players, it's come at the detriment of the team, because Wenger keeps ignoring the blatantly weak areas of our squad.

Pep Guardiola's side sit 13 points ahead of United with a game in hand, and so in order to bridge that gap, perhaps Mourinho and Co. will need to get the chequebook out and address key weak areas in the current squad.

That way he won't be force into his weaker areas such as creating off the dribble and shooting contested jumpers.

And reinforcing his weak areas of left back, 2nd DM and right wing.

But our weakest area is strikers.

How about we just identify the weak areas of the squad and ADD what's needed.

Not only did Wenger not strengthen the weak areas of the squad last season, he refused to strengthen for this season as well!

Our transfer has been good we have strengthened two weak areas, while I want Mahrez at arsenal, a sturdier looking DM and a player who can do the Cazorla job.

The habit of buying one player per season for most times one of our three weak areas with the hope that other players step up, have consistently kept arsenal from winning the titles we want so badly.

Even the last two summer transfer windows when he finally had the money, he still ignored the weak areas of our team.

And why in the world would a team keep its weak areas weak for over 2 years.

The only weak area in the team when everyone is fit is the defence.

Weaker areas would perhaps be his lack of mobility and a poor left foot.

These two signings, if they happen, would be two of the weakest areas strengthened for the Gunners, but would it be enough for us to say that this was a good window for Arsenal?

He always leaves a weak area so he can have excuses.

Following one of the shock results of the weekend, Liverpool 0 - 3 West Ham, here's a look at three weak areas of this Reds squad that Brendan Rodgers still urgently needs to fix before the transfer deadline.

He would be a massive boost to Arsenal if (and I agree it is a big IF) he can return to his very best form in the 1st team, and in our weakest area of the squad --

An inability to genuinely compete for major trophies and with critical weak areas of the squad still not addressed, it has led to a level of scrutiny that few other managers arguably experience.

The offensive line has clearly been the Vikings weakest area and continuing to ignore it year after year is crazy.

That said, obviously I am delighted with Xhaka, and he really impressed me during the Euros, but as always Wenger strengthens already strong areas whilst ignoring the painfully weak areas.

Wenger has also started strengthening in our weak areas, we recently bought a top defender in Gabriel who can play not only CB but RB.

We all know our two weakest areas, but in coquelin, arteta and flamini, we have 1 outstanding dm and to OK ones good enough to cope with the dead rubbers and games against minnows in the league and domestic cups.

two weak areas covered by one player

Most fans do not give a crap about the media, but is interested in their team of choice, all would hope to see their teams lift trophies and get to celebrate these occasions, what gets the fan piss off is when they can pin point their team weak areas without having been to the unversity of football, but have basic knowledge of the game either by playing or observing this wonderful sport for years.

Well if we are counting numbers, we still have 24 games left, what would help us very much is if chelsea drops some points in this festive season to get the lead in single digits and we need to bring in a DM and CB to plug our weak areas.

We all complain about weak areas not be properly addressed.

At least they identified the weakest areas, signing free agents Adrian Beltre and Richie Sexson for corner infield positions.

He's improving his «weak areas» and it's showing!

Our club brought in only two players, whilst seeing a whole host of players leave the club, and while Lacazette's arrival poses as a top acquisition cover one of our weaker areas, there were also other areas which were in need of strengthening.

Walcott has come a long way and is clearly working on the weaker areas of his CF play.

If swimming is your weak area, then join a swim class or take private lessons over the winter.

They already improved their defence (their weakest area) with two RBs, Lovren, and DMF.

IMO that weak area is clearly DM.