Frailties in a sentence

But Chelsea’s defensive frailties were exploited again with six minutes left on the clock, with substitute Gemma Bonner snatching home a close-range effort to reduce the deficit to 3-2.

He came to recognize the justices’ “feet of clay,” their human appetites and frailties.

It may only be the first game of the season, but the continuation of Hartlepool’s defensive frailties from last season is worrying and the need to be able to keep a clean sheet grows by the week.

Those deriding his credentials should just hush and focus on their on frailties.

Vaughan, who attended the hearing on Friday, maintains he has no recollection of making the comment, and his lawyer cited what he called "the frailties of human recollection" of an incident that took place almost 14 years ago.

We don’t accommodate the frailties of potential astronauts; we weed out the people for whom the work is not suited.

Behind this façade of strength, they conceal their frailties, disregarding the warning signs from their bodies.

His dogmatic avoidance of controversy might be celebrated in progressive circles, but it also renders his catalog incapable of addressing any of the glaring frailties in American culture.

Guardiola was bullish about knocking out Madrid, whom they lead 2-1, and seizing the chance to claim City’s first European Cup but he warned his team against the defensive frailties that have cost them dear in previous years.

In realising human frailties and shortcomings we’re drawn to seek Jesus, the ultimate plan of God.

A dramatic lower-order collapse against Kings XI Punjab exposed Delhi’s batting frailties and Iyer would look to plug those holes to stand a chance of taming Sunrisers, who have been on a roll with back-to-back wins.

Jurgen Klopp's main focus is fitness but he will be a little bit concerned about their defensive frailties following their 2-2 draw with Sporting Lisbon on Wednesday and now this 3-0 defeat.

Marcelo’s defensive frailties are hardly a new revelation but Solari seems to have decided they are no longer worth tolerating, especially amid reports that the flamboyant Brazilian star has been deemed overweight.

The issue has become urgent now that researchers are building systems that gather and sell personal dataexploit human frailties.

They were back in the game in the 19th minute, exposing Chelsea’s defensive frailties when Kurt Zouma allowed a long punt to squeeze through to Matt Green, whose joyous volley into the roof of the net sent the noisy travelling contingent wild.

To be sure, the rationale for the merger sounded good: each had its frailties, but the strategy was that the cheap deposits from one would help fund the loans of the other, to create a business with scale.

And it didn’t disappoint as a thrilling 90 minutes gave both coaches plenty of cause for optimism, but also demonstrated defensive frailties that are likely to prevent a serious title challenge from either side.

Burke is passionate, ferocious, often very humorous about the contradictions and frailties of the MeToo movement, and the vision – developed over decades of unglamorous and largely unrecognised work – underpinning it.

Explaining the batting woes at the top of the order for the Englishmen, Chappell said, “Adding to England’s frailties, Cook’s current partner, Keaton Jennings, is an already failed Test opener who has a porous defence.

Once AI surpasses the natural frailties of human reason, its advances will put legal concepts like “reasonableness” and “intent” in doubt.