Sentence examples for weakness to do from inspiring English sources

Or you can stay in your party comfort zone before the election, as Miliband has chosen to do and Cameron has now been forced by Ukip and his own weakness to do as well, and then make compromises afterwards.

"If you're not fully invested, try to take advantage of any market weakness to do some buying".

I have to aggregate all my love for you, my strong desire to see you become your very best and not be threatened by my own weaknesses to do that.

The CBI group said its bi-annual survey of London firms found housing has been one of the "key weaknesses to doing business" over the last four years.

In a statement it said: "The CBI/KPMG London business survey shows that the cost and availability of housing has consistently been ranked by London firms over recent years as one of the key weaknesses to doing business in the capital".

Nor does Mr McCain's weakness have to do with his stance on the subject.

Its main weakness has to do with the reality it represents: the apocalypse it describes is avoidable.

Mr Clark's flim-flamming over whether he supported the Iraq war has hardly helped his cause.His other weakness has to do with the changing terrain.

The bulk of Republican primary voters are in favour of giving the war one last chance; and Mr McCain's willingness to risk his political career over Iraq burnishes his tarnished reputation as a straight-talker.His biggest weakness has to do with age rather than ideology.

Democrats in the Senate must use every single tool at their disposal, call for ethics committee investigations, form committees, use social media and not back down in weakness – to not do so now would be to utterly fail their constituents, Senator Franken's constituents, the entire "Me Too movement," and the country.

One of the fiercest charges Gauri faces is that of manipulation – that behavioural scientists are taking advantage of people's weaknesses to make them do things that are not in their best interests.