Word: weaknessness
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The Administration stumbled on the MX missile's most glaring weakness: after more than eight years of study, the expenditure of $4.5 billion on the missile and consideration of some 30 options, the Pentagon still lacks a politically acceptable and scientifically credible basing mode for its sophisticated bird. Reagan...
This is a new, and more invidious combination of church and state: the combination not out of church's strength, but out of its weakness.
Sometimes the superior performances of a few stars can rescue a production like this one. Alas, in the case of Nan Hughes (as the imported British governess), and John Redd and Peter Miller (as Scaphio and Phantis) stellar performing only reinforces the weakness of the rest of the play, As...
"Significant weakness" existed in the way Harvard charged costs in the approximately $78 million worth of federally funded projects Medical School researchers worked on between 1975 and 1978, a team of auditors from the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) alleged.
It was a gamble, but it appears to have succeeded. In releasing former Union Leader Lech Walesa after eleven months in detention, the government of General Wojciech Jaruzelski conveyed a new sense of self-confidence rather than any weakness toward Poland's still rebellious population. Now the focus is...