Sentence examples for weaker nature from inspiring English sources

We didn't allow the weaker nature to invade our minds".

That would have been a terrible mistake, a surrender to his weaker nature, he said.

This is probably due to the weaker nature of the non-covalent binding to the cell wall of the APF binding domain.

However, TIs tend to be more difficult to predict than permanent interfaces [ 18, 20, 23, 27, 33, 39, 52, 55], possibly resulting from the weaker nature of the interaction manifesting itself as a weaker signal in the properties defining the interacting residues [ 27, 33, 52].

"Given the weak nature of domestic demand now and going forward, it is likely that businesses will have increasing difficulty raising prices to consumers".

The cables noted the weak nature of Medvedev's electoral base, estimating he enjoyed the support of 20% of "urbanites" – voters in Moscow and St Petersburg.

"Given the weak nature of the office of mayor and the fact that he has no vote and could only persuade, Mike Peters was a good mayor," said Peter Adomeit, a professor at the Western New England College School of Law, in Springfield, Mass., and a West Hartford resident.

Both are evident in Moorehead's description of Lucie de la Tour du Pin's clandestine life in Bordeaux at the height of the Terror, when the sticky-sweet smell of blood clung to the paving stones as a parade of victims climbed to the scaffold, some executed for treasonous crimes like a "weak nature" or "nostalgia for the ancien régime".

The weak nature of tactile responses in hMT + (and their abolition by withdrawal of attention) suggests that hMT + may not serve as a supramodal motion processing module.

Due to the weak nature of intermolecular interactions in a molecular solid, the molecules retain their individuality making it possible to derive its properties from those of the molecular sub-units.

The subalpine Molasse is highly prone to such sliding activity given the dip of bedding, the surface topography and the weak nature of the marls that rapidly degrade when exposed to weathering.