Sentence examples for but also weak from inspiring English sources
The problems were caused not merely by white racism, he argued, but also weak family structure.
[Matsuhiro] was both crazy and sadistic, but also weak and traumatised".
Still, he said, "the problem is not only lack of trust in Norilsk as a supplier, but also weak demand".
DARGIS There was a time when motion pictures were considered disreputable too, bad for the moral and psychological health of not just (vulnerable) children but also (weak) women.
Psychologically, of course, the Mafia is built upon a traditional view of manhood, one it shares with the military, wherein "gayness" is considered not only unconventional, but also weak.
This is McAvoy's best performance yet: his Garrigan is well-intentioned, but also weak and arrogant, dangerously excited by Amin's demagoguery, and with an answering streak of violent craziness of his own: he impresses the president on their first meeting by shooting dead an injured cow.
The change in 2010.5 is visible but also weaker than at HER, and no further rapid changes show up in this component.
Moreover, the enhanced interfacial adhension and reduced surface hydrophilicity of hBN platelets significantly decreased the interfacial polarization, resulting in not only lower dielectric constant and dielectric loss tangent but also weaker frequency-dependence.
These details underline the advantage of using high-resolving near-field monitoring instruments for obtaining reasonably well-approximated eruption source parameters, i.e., systems able to detect and quantify not only strong but also weaker ash pulses.
The threshold of muscle strength for knee pain was similar or higher in women than men, which may indicate that factors associated with knee pain include not only gender but also weaker muscle strength.
Extensive comparisons of sequences at different exon-intron boundaries suggested not only the presence of almost invariant GT-AG sites (the first and last two sites of an intron, respectively) but also weaker conservation in the vicinity of these boundaries, named 5′ and 3′ splicing consensus sequences, respectively, which function as key splicing signals.
