Sentence examples for a decidedly weak from inspiring English sources

The rejectionists in Israel and Palestinians are in a decidedly weak position.

That is a decidedly weak reed to depend on for the vindication of First Amendment interests— it is the rare case where the denial overtakes the original charge.

To apologise for such a stance shows a decidedly weak sense of self-belief, and one which does no favours for those of us proud to have opted into a meat-free way of life.

Finally, there's a very strong sense that Trump represents the GOP's best chance of beating Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton in the fall — despite lots and lots of polling that suggests he would be a decidedly weak nominee against the former secretary of state.

U.S. home sales cratered in December, causing price growth to slip to the lowest level in nearly six years as the housing sector ended 2018 on a decidedly weak note.

In fact, the tC has a decidedly weaker motor, meeker cornering ability and exhibits far less poise on the interstate than the Cobalt SSSC.

A decidedly better and more enjoyable film than "White Christmas," it is rather surprising to find that Holiday Inn--offered as the Roundabout's big fall musical--makes a decidedly weaker stage attraction.

It seems that the demand for MBAs is now strong again, after four decidedly weak years.

But in this regard the America he so obviously admires is decidedly weak.

The prospects then for any economic growth let alone "rebalanced" economic growth will look decidedly weak.

Felix has it right: But in the actual hearings, the members of the Goldman mortgage desk are looking decidedly weak.