Sentence examples for weakness towards from inspiring English sources
The phrase "weakness towards" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a lack of strength or vulnerability in relation to a specific subject or situation.
Example: "Her weakness towards chocolate often led her to indulge in sweets despite her diet."
Alternatives: "vulnerability to" or "tendency to succumb to"
Gideon Rachman at the Financial Times says Farage exposed his weakness towards the end of the debate.
Mitt Romney, the Republican candidate, has accused Mr Obama of weakness towards Iran and of "throwing allies like Israel under the bus".
The government hardly looks strong enough to overcome the objections to rapprochement by the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party, whose leaders will use any occasion to pounce on him over weakness towards Pakistan.
Confusion persists over who is in command of a country where the armed forces are used to wielding power, where Islamist fundamentalists pounce on any sign of weakness towards India over Kashmir and where the two groups sometimes overlap.
Gaddafi had possibly believed that, due to the upcoming French legislative elections, Mitterrand would be reluctant to start a new risky and costly expedition to save Habré; this evaluation proved wrong, as what the French President could not politically risk was to show weakness towards Libyan aggression.
Saint-Just vowed, "No more pity, no weakness towards the guilty... Henceforth the government will pardon no more crimes," and on 4 Germinal (24 March 1794), the Revolutionary Tribunal sent Hébert, Ronsin, Vincent and most other prominent Hébertists to the guillotine.
In development policy documents, most action proposals during both periods focused on fixing the administration and public management weaknesses towards the principles of "New Public Management" fostering results-oriented management and fiscal and budgetary reforms (Table 6).
Although mathematics ability has been found to be heritable in our work (Kovas et al. 2005; Kovas et al. 2007b) and the work of others (Alarcón et al. 2000; Husén 1959; Light et al. 1998), it is possible that individual differences in genetic strengths and weaknesses towards learning and using mathematics are accentuated by experiences in home and in school.
They are programmed to show no signs of weakness, especially towards their competitors.
Given its own recent weakness a move towards fiscal expansion will likely help its own economy along the way, too.
Perhaps equally significant is his belief he has addressed his most glaring weakness: a tendency towards hot-headedness and niggling altercations in big games.
