Sentence examples for suffering from weakness from inspiring English sources

It said that a close aide had said the president was suffering from "weakness" caused by "the pressure of his work".

Here was a game to sum up Burnley's season: brave and without luck but suffering from weakness at both ends of the pitch that is going to cost their Premier League place.

But that prediction rests precisely on the expectation that, at least insofar as Jones is a good and strong-will person not depressed or apathetic or suffering from weakness of will what she is motivated to do will have been altered in response to the change in her moral judgment, which is just what internalism would have us expect.

Both countries are still suffering from weaknesses in key domains like energy or digital networks.

Still, manufacturers are hardly suffering from widespread weakness in demand.

He says he came to the hospital after suffering from "severe weakness and back pain".

"Unfortunately, we are suffering from a weakness of our security forces".

American manufacturers are suffering from the weakness of the euro and yen, and have begun some quiet lobbying.

For a year or more, the euro area has been suffering from chronic weakness in domestic demand.

But John Hathaway, a manager of the Tocqueville Gold fund, sees the economy as suffering from chronic weakness — and he isn't ready to discharge the patient yet.

If you are suffering from muscle weakness, your doctor may prescribe a cane, wheelchair or walker to reduce the risk of falling.