Sentence examples for weak leaning from inspiring English sources

He said he had been thinking a lot lately of the biblical Jacob — "old and weak, leaning on his staff," yet still worshiping God.

And what's distasteful about it is leaning on weak people — people who are vulnerable," Mr. Sherrill said.

Under pressure from weak growth, some governments are leaning to more fiscal loosening in 2004.

So the panel is leaning towards letting weak companies cut their guaranteed rates of return, so long as they get approval from a majority of policyholders, sack their managers and submit a detailed restructuring plan.There are several things wrong with this idea, the critics say.

(district nurse 4, practice C) Some preferences could also be seen as relatively weak; that is, only a leaning in one direction or another rather than indicating a definitive wish.

It looks like Mr Lofven will be in charge of a weak left-leaning minority government that's going to struggle to push its agenda through parliament.

It is unknown whether they will increase their presence in this field, especially in these weak economic times when corporations are leaning towards cash conservation instead of new investments.

They know where they shine and where they're weak, and they have effective strategies for leaning into their strengths and compensating for their weaknesses.

Leaning on a cane, the 64-year-old Mr Jenkins looked much weaker than the American officers he portrayed in North Korean propaganda films.

The Kremlin under Vladimir Putin relishes a weaker EU, if only so that its own immediate neighbors ― Ukraine and Georgia ― will stop leaning westward.

They, too, savored talking shop, leaning forward as they ran through the laundry list: jihadists in Mali, the "robust" force in Congo, the latest "weak state".