Sentence examples for a really weak from inspiring English sources

We're still looking at a really weak economy".

"Yeah," Ms. Harte said, "a really weak one".

If he's not able to do anything about his unhappy relationship, then he's either a) really weak or b) not really as unhappy as he says – which brings us to c), he's lying to one of you.

"Anything over 200,000 would get people really concerned about a Fed exit, while a really weak number would force everyone to rethink if the economic recovery is going well.

"I thought this was a really weak year for fiction," said Benjamin Schwarz, literary editor for The Atlantic, "but I still wouldn't have guessed that any of these would have been strong contenders".

What do you do with a really weak glue?

So it's not a popular revolution, but you have a vicious insurgency, and a really, really weak state.

"We were in a mess and really weak towards the end of the season.

Monohitis: Your stuffed animal coughs a lot and feels really weak.

The obvious difference is that instead of writing about a booming economy and soaring stock prices we've been writing about an economy that's been really weak (except in the past few months), and about corporate scandals.

The tea came and I said, 'Oh my God, that's really weak tea' – like a compliment, right?