Yet weak controls mean they are getting into the hands of those who torture and kill civilians".
Yet weak support for the untested technology is putting Europe in the rear ranks of its development.
("Girl. Woman. So much more vulnerable. Strong and yet weak. A heart that knew no armor". Sounds like. William Shatner. As. Captain Kirk).
Reports of peak experiences also include the feeling of limitless horizons opening up and of being simultaneously very powerful, yet weak.
Yet weak wage growth means few Britons are enthusing about this recovery, and the Tories are still trailing in the polls.
He appears congenial, witty and charming, tremendously capable of energizing audiences and glad-handing voters, yet weak on policy details and foreign affairs and often wary of taking strong stands.
At the moment, it would be fair to say that that relationship is somewhat dysfunctional – with patronising yet weak donors, and frequently unaccountable and often corrupt or inefficient recipients.
Yet weak management (epitomised by a chairman who was unable to tell within an order of magnitude the value of his bank's lending, then was arrested as part of a drugs investigation) and an ill-timed acquisition of a dud building society sunk those aspirations.
These communication problems (experiential, interpersonal and contextual) are intertwined, creating a complex yet weak communication structure that compromises patient safety, as well as patient and clinician satisfaction.
Strong yet weak, transparent and when not in use, empty.
Shortly thereafter, a large, yet weak low-level circulation formed within the system.
