Sentence examples for sensitive to weakness from inspiring English sources

The Russians have always been sensitive to weakness in their opponents.

This may eventually result in gait pattern changes when patients become fatigued, as it has been shown that human gait is relatively sensitive to weakness in the hip abductor muscle group [ 30].

Soft drinks are not typically considered to be sensitive to economic weakness.

Sadly the Briton has cut an awkward figure among rivals who are sensitive to any weaknesses and eager to exploit them.

Industrial and consumer discretionary shares, which are sensitive to signs of weakness in the economy, were among hardest hit.

Giscard's decision came at a time of tension between him and a conservative majority in his coalition which makes him particularly sensitive to the charge of weakness.

Winkelman, sensitive to the general Dutch weakness in the region, requested the British government to sent an Army Corps to reinforce allied positions in the area and bomb Waalhaven airfield.

And when every misstep becomes a thirty-six-hour media disaster there's every reason to second-guess your instincts, so being sensitive to your strengths and weaknesses and having the courage to come to terms with them is helpful when you're facing a crisis.

This focus makes you more analytical, more cautious, and more sensitive to potential flaws or weaknesses in an idea.

Sentence repetition tasks are widely used clinically and have been considered especially useful because they appear to be sensitive to residual language processing weaknesses which may not be detected on other expressive and receptive language tasks (Conti-Ramsden et al., 2001; Stothard, Snowling, Bishop, Chipchase & Kaplan, 1998).

In the Middle East, where leaders are sensitive to the slightest signs of weakness, it is considered unimaginable that a country that has given so much in a war — in lives and money — would walk away without a tangible prize.