Sentence examples for a feeble indicator of from inspiring English sources

Alas, past performance is only a feeble indicator of future results.

But Trachsel is also without a victory a week into the second month of the season, an indicator of how feeble the Mets' offense has been.

But opium is a feeble explanation of Coleridge's genius.

Ordinary people often skipped church and had a feeble grasp of basic Christian dogma.

Her recent television advert  was a feeble echo of Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech, and left many uninspired.

But this is a feeble form of accountability which will have to vie with the scrutiny of the independent regulator.

Hibs are not travelling across the city in a feeble frame of mind, though.

"At the end of the democratic celebration, we are left with a feeble leader of a weak party.

The result was a bunch of feeble, wheezing middle-aged has-beens delivering a feeble, wheezing version of the songs they had hits with when they weren't so feeble and wheezing.

Yet Brown keeps lapsing into a feeble technocratic line of attack instead, complaining "the Tories' sums don't add up".

This phenomenon may be due to a feeble over-expression of the MtrCDE efflux induced by the A deletion in the mtrR promoter [ 5, 9, 42].