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This area of weakness may be an inborn trait , resulting in the potential for later development of an aneurysm . He wanted to drive the mules more and had pounced on any sign of weakness from Maggie . If anyone as much as blinked , they got nailed , linebacker style by a snarling Marine looking for any sign of weakness . The reasons given for this include : 1 ) that whoever makes the first offer gives an impression of weakness ( that he or she really wants to settle ) ; 2 ) that the other side may have so misvalued the case that they offer far more than you would have asked for ; or 3 ) that you may have misvalued the case so that your opening offer would have been disastrous . Any sign of weakness will be talked about and spread around the department . If Saddam backed down or gave an impression of weakness his supporters may do the same . When pulsating blood pushes this area of weakness outward , an aneurysm forms . So is the economy 's poorest quarterly performance in three and a half years a harbinger of weakness to come or a relic of the past few months ? " This exaggerated language - - like all exaggerated language , a mischievous weapon in the arsenal of weakness and prejudice - - had its effect on Isabel . Moreover he was shaken with nervous anxiety for the success of his sermon ; so that it is no marvel if he carried away but blurred and misty impressions of the little port and the congregation that sat beneath him that morning , ostensibly reverent , but actually on the pounce for heresy or any sign of weakness . " If the leading teams show any sign of weakness , we want to be ready to breach the gap .