expose the weakness

I think it only exposed the weakness of their argument.

We would then be exposing the weakness of our positions.

But she clearly understood and had exposed the weakness of logic.

The war had exposed the weakness of Rome's northern frontier.

Most lawyers said that the case exposed the weakness of the state's death penalty statute.

"But we think this process can expose the weakness of our own legal system in providing labor protections."

"There have been costs and embarrassments from exposing the weaknesses of the system," he said.

It exposed the weakness of the media in France.

Last night, Toronto used smart passes to expose the weaknesses of the double team.

Once again, as has been the case so often before in the Balkans, this situation is exposing the weaknesses of the so-called international community.

The fact that the preferred victims were male, however, exposes the weakness of this theory.

And that exposes the weakness of the rule of law."

It is all-in-all a weak character and exposes the weakness of the author.

The bottom of the order struggled, and the Phillies exposed the weakness.

These are strengths: his platitudinous text exposed the weaknesses.

Just as damningly - if unintentionally - does he expose the weaknesses in the training of his actors.

Indeed, a number of them say they are making the world a better place, because they openly expose the weaknesses of computer systems.

Of late, however, the starters have fallen into the inevitable slump, exposing the weakness of the middle relief.

Moreover, Delecour's road accident, which forced him to sit out much of the 1994 season, exposed the weaknesses in the team.

Seafood can expose the weaknesses in Mr. English's style.

And the bloodletting in Bosnia exposes the weakness of collective will on the Continent more than at any time since 1945.

Somalia has exposed the weakness of U.S. defense intelligence.

As for Mr. Jennings, the leaks have only exposed the weakness of the accusations against him.

Criminal threats and money have exposed the weaknesses of one of Latin America's most stable democracies.

Most ominous, by exposing the weakness of Brazil's political institutions, the crisis has raised questions about the durability of the country's new democracy.