Sentence examples for weakness toward from inspiring English sources
"Weakness toward" is not a proper grammatical construction in English
It would be more natural to use "weakness for" or "weakness in" to express a similar idea. For example: - "She has a weakness for chocolate." - "His weakness in math held him back from pursuing a career in engineering." Alternatively, you could use the word "towards" with a different verb, such as "struggling" or "succumbing." For example: - "The nation's economy showed weakness towards the end of the year." - "He continuously struggled with weakness towards temptation."
Mr. Smith said support for the bill hardly constituted weakness toward terrorism.
Mrs. Bachmann's latest television ad is a fast-paced montage of her rivals' most politically unpopular moments — expressing weakness toward America's enemies and stating their support for abortion rights, illegal immigration, climate change and gun control.
— I am becoming more ashamed that American citizens are willing to, not only let the invasion of the United States continue, encourage further invasion by demonstrating a weakness toward the invaders.
They thought that he had become the dupe of France to the neglect of England's former allies (the Austrians and the Dutch), and that his desire to maintain friendship with France led to weakness toward Spain.
For anyone who knew the Labor Party in the old days, with its talk of Socialism and weakness toward inflationary union demands, today's emphasis on fiscal soundness is astounding.
According to the survey, the Mexican government's weakness toward cartels has caused much of the widespread killing.
Furthermore, we urge to plan for a process and outcome evaluation within a year or two of the implementation of the SHS to allow adjustment of the scheme based on identified strengths and weaknesses toward the path of universal health coverage.
"The balance of risks is still tilted toward weakness in growth and employment, and not toward higher inflation," said William C. Dudley, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, in a speech on July 29.
His culinary weaknesses tend toward Chick-fil-A, except when dieting, and sweetish alcoholic beverages like Baileys liqueur and (during our recent dinner) almond schnapps.
The balance, it said, to achieving its goals is "weighted toward weakness over the foreseeable future".
A better description of the powerful bonds of mutual identification which we actually find among people, this approach has the weakness of tending toward an oppressive moral absolutism.Moral relativism is not a weakness of Tony Blair.
