| Many contractors we work with believe that their marketing and sales efforts are the weakest link in their organizations. |
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| The programme that drew the glamour-struck crowd was the weakest link in the cultural show. |
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| Importantly, it is our view that consumer finance has supplanted corporate finance as the weakest link in the financial daisy chain. |
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| But it may prove to be the most important and yet the weakest link in the coalition against terrorism. |
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| A facility's electrical system is only as reliable as the weakest link in the system. |
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| The document then analyses three countries in depth, with a view to identifying the weakest link or the domino piece most likely to fall first. |
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| Before him goal keeping was usually considered the weakest link in the team. |
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| The security of any single organization is only as strong as that of the weakest link in the chain, no matter how large or small. |
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| Daena may be a half-baked character, but she isn't the film's weakest link. |
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| Davis sees the country as the weakest link in the struggle against organised crime in the region. |
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| The suspicion that you are the weakest link can add a lot of pressure to a team member. |
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| This vulnerability may be the weakest link in the system as a whole given the rapid rate of automation in the industry over the last decade. |
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| Why didn't he pinch-hit for Dent, the weakest link in the Yankee batting order? |
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| As in most currency unions, it is frequently the weakest link that determines the fate of the currency. |
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| If the weakest link breaks, the inspection process will collapse like a house of cards. |
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| It has always been a Canadian motto that we are only as strong as our weakest link. |
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| This chain against terrorism, which we have been building over the last years, will only be as strong as its weakest link. |
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| Law-making, policing, persecution, defence, the judiciary and prisons are interdependent each only as strong as the weakest link in the chain. |
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| In a number of fisheries, the overall success of control will be as strong as the weakest link in the chain. |
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| Before the first imperialist war, Russia was the weakest link in the imperialist chain. |
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| This is contrary to the intention of the design, as the weakest link should actually be at the pad-to-bracket interface. |
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| Markets are taking a much less sanguine approach to the eurozone, where monetary union is only as strong as its weakest link. |
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| The weakest link in the drive line breaks. The machine is no longer operational and downtime will last until the repairs have been carried out. |
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| Some form of sensitivity analysis should be used to determine the weakest link in the chain. |
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| For a pad six inches in diameter, the location of highest stress is at the pad-to-tank joint, making this joint the weakest link. |
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| As sinister and well-resourced as it is, it may be the weakest link in the chain. |
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| At times, we're all the weakest link, and if we can't be compassionate enough to make allowances for that, we should at least be self-motivated enough to realise it. |
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| Often, secondary education is the weakest link in the education system and faces acute problems in terms of access, quality, relevance and equity. |
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| The security of a database accessible in 27 Member States is also a sensitive issue, as the system is only as safe as the weakest link in the network permits it to be. |
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| Data collection is often the weakest link in the statistical process. |
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| His doom-laden voice is Interpol's weakest link. |
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| Also stylized, but in pretentious angst-ridden French fashion, is Gigolo, the collection's weakest link. |
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| Spain had chosen England's weakest link and probably could have captured London in a week. |
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| Unfortunately for Canadian universities, these activities often constitute the weakest link in the commercialization process because of the important sums of money that they require. |
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| When the weakest link in the chain comes under pressure, it can break. |
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| It has also reinforced the official narrative, so often unfelt by those on the ground, that after achieving the biggest fiscal adjustment in global history, things are finally improving for the eurozone's weakest link. |
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| Desktops and laptops have become the weakest link in enterprise networks, exposing companies to unauthorized software downloaded by end users. |
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| The weakest link in DOE implementation is a set of preprocesses decisions. |
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| It is against this background that I would first of all like to say that food safety guarantees hinge on strict inspections organised by the state, and those inspections are only as strong as the weakest link. |
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| Organizations must address the human element of their operations and ensure that their employees are not the weakest link in an overall security system. |
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| It is important to detect losses, even small, because following the example of a chain the weakest link determines the thermal quality of the structure. |
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| To people with brain cells, she is undoubtedly the weakest link for not wanting to find out more about these barbaric blood sports she is intent on supporting. |
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| Anne Robinson takes a break from The Weakest Link to host a new talk show called Guess Who's Coming To Dinner. |
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| The huge success of The Weakest Link shirt means that another of the year's top catchphrases, 'Whassup' from the Budweiser ads, was pushed down into the runner-up position. |
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