Sentence examples similar to feeble resolve from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the vastness of the spill resists our feeble ability to resolve it.
This may seem odd, given that it will keep out the rain, but I mean "wet" in the sense of weak-willed, feeble-minded, lacking resolve.
The one that's very popular these days is inequality, or the power-and-resource-gap between top and bottom, haves and have-nots, and the feeble responses from elites to resolve it.
He could only hope that the situation in Austria would be resolved before Gruber died or grew too feeble to stand trial.
It is not clear whether Sagittarius A*, a relatively small black hole, has jets – it is possible that they are too feeble to have been spotted previously – and the EHT could resolve this question.
2) The plotline moves to a feeble ending--it's almost as if a white writer decided how the protagonist should resolve her issues and with whom.
Not necessarily despite these characteristics – there is much to be said for feeble government, paralysed government, for government and opposition of such overwhelming ineptitude that nothing is ever resolved.
But enforcement is feeble.
