But with no experience running a statewide race and relatively feeble name recognition among voters, Mr. Jepsen, lagging in the delegate race, is no longer considered to have a good chance of beating Mr. Curry at the state convention or in a primary, political analysts said.
From the fertile soil of 9/11 -- itself something of a phantasmagoric event in which Osama bin Laden and his relatively feeble organization spent a piddling $400,000-$400,000-$500,000e the look of an apocalyptic moment -- sprang full-blown a sense of American global omnipotence.
But for all the talk of Iran's ambition to be a regional hegemon, its conventional military capabilities are relatively feeble.
That, in turn, was built on the relatively feeble political influence of working people and the relative strength of creditors.
On the other hand, those are just some of the states of the sponsors of a Senate resolution (S.J. Res 6) that would nullify the relatively feeble rules the FCC approved on Dec. 21, 2010 which allow for a more or less open Internet for wired connections, but a decidedly less open Internet for wireless.
This could pass for a snappy rejoinder in the 19th century, when man's ability to alter what he found objectionable was relatively feeble.
He attributes this in part to black Protestant churches providing "tremendous social and political machinery" in contrast to relatively feeble efforts by the Catholic church.
Many associate the golden gong with the relatively feeble films made in the 1950s - the Norman Wisdom comedies, Doctor in the House, Genevieve, all those John Mills war movies.
We were fairly sure that Mandelson was not very happy with the pre-budget report because it was relatively feeble on the need for cutting the deficit, but Sylvester has obtained a wonderful quote to back this up.
