Achilles Life Simulator

Here is Milosevic's Achilles heel.

Achilles was an ancient Greek hero.

Apart from his heel, Achilles was invulnerable.

But managerial capitalism, too, has its Achilles heel.

BEIJING China s face may be its Achilles Heel.

He believes that his blog became his Achilles' heel.

The hardliners Achilles heel is Ahmedinejad s mismanagement of the economy.

The second Achilles' heel is complexity a growing fragility, a growing brittleness.

The battle with the judges may well prove to be Mubarak s Achilles heel.

Indeed, NATO s top general, James Jones, has called drugs the Achilles heel of Afghanistan.

Rather, the Achilles heel of employee ownership seems to lie in problems of governance.

I am more invulnerable than Achilles fortune hath not one place to hit me.

Indeed, NATO s top general, James Jones, has called drugs the Achilles heel of Afghanistan.

Agenor a Trojan warrior, son of Antenor, who attempts to fight Achilles (Book XXI).

PublicPost, it seems, turned out to be the Achilles heel of both Gref and Interfax.

If more countries take this path, it could prove to be the Achilles heel of non proliferation.

It is not a manly modern Achilles who makes the best warrior leader in today s communication age.

Al Qaeda, too, has an interest in crippling Karzai's government and is happy to exploit its Achilles heel.

Al Qaeda, too, has an interest in crippling Karzai's government and is happy to exploit its Achilles heel.

The third and seemingly scariest component of Hwang s formula, militarism, may in fact prove to be the system s Achilles heel.

The head of Achilles from Tegea and other sculptures by Skopas in the J. Paul Getty Museum J. Paul Getty Museum, Malibu, Calif. 1982.

Geronimo was never saying, Ah, you know something, my achilles I'm tapering. I got to take this week off, or I need to cross train.

On the other hand, the second phase of the crisis mercilessly exposed the euro s Achilles heel the absence of economic or financial unification within the eurozone.

There is the Achilles' heel of growing inequality those that are left out, those that feel angry, those that are not participating. Globalization has not been inclusive.

If the Tajik state was ever, like the mythological Achilles, dipped in a magical river, then most of its body missed out on the benefit of the water.

A year later, in 1890, she built a summer palace in the region of Gastouri (Γαστούρι) to the south of the city, with the powerful mythical hero Achilles as its central theme.

After all, the human sex drive, especially if it compels risky or self destructive behavior, has held appeal for dramatists since the ancient Greeks, who originated the story of Achilles and his vulnerability.

Thus, Fox News calls itself fair and balanced, and Karl Rove and his acolytes turn their opponents strongest traits into their Achilles heels, using insinuations and lies to portray the opponents achievements as phony.

GBAO and Khorog are often portrayed by media covering Tajikistan as a kind of Achilles' heel for policymakers in Dushanbe a faraway bastion of anti government opposition where the government's writ is tenuous at best.

Rodgers said when she was aged 13, after several operations to release her Achilles tendons and straighten out her feet, she took a peak at her medical notes when her consultant left the room which said that she suffered from FA.

Southeast Asian economies have demonstrated great success with state guidance, and, until the late 1990 s, there were calls in the United States to emulate their practices. But the Achilles heel of state guidance is that once such economies near the production possibility frontier, policy makers run out of industries and technologies to copy.