Sentence examples for understandable weakness from inspiring English sources
It is an understandable weakness to remain silent for fear of hurting the feelings of others and perhaps being cast out.
There should be some sympathy for Can as he is a natural central midfield player and an understandable weakness has been exposed.
His fury is understandable, but the one weakness of the book is its undifferentiated portrayal of those within the aid community as remote, frequently hungover and raking in their tax-free salaries.
Analysts say regulatory weaknesses are understandable in what is still a young market.
Such preparations would have been understandable: signs of physical and mental weakness have been multiplying in Mr Yeltsin's behaviour.
But setting up a clash of worldviews doesn't address Romney's most glaring policy weakness, which is the (understandable) fear among hard-strapped voters that Republican policies will benefit the rich more than the middle class.
Michael Tyndall, an auto analyst at Barclays Capital in London, said that while it was understandable that people were grasping for good news, the weakness in Europe was not over.
She doesn't use the microphone, either – which is understandable, in this small room, but adds to the sense of vocal weakness.
This is culturally understandable, in that Chinese elders might be relatively conservative and therefore reluctant to discuss openly their weaknesses and worries in front of others out of concern for their own reputation.
"The moves are understandable, given the situation they are faced with," said Ryo Hino, an economist at J. P. Morgan Securities, referring to weakness in the global economy and markets.
