Sentence examples for a significantly weaker from inspiring English sources
His mind-set refocused — and pitching against a significantly weaker lineup — Niese barely broke a sweat.
In the committee session, Mr. Leahy's base bill was tossed in favor of a significantly weaker substitute that he hammered out with Senator Dianne Feinstein of California, the chairwoman of the Senate Intelligence Committee.
He also voted for a last minute amendment the "Idaho Amendment", which came very close to passing that would have killed the original CFPA in the bill and replace it with a significantly weaker version..
A spokesman at FirstGroup's Aberdeen head office said the decision to withdraw services had been a difficult one: "At a time of falling passenger demand and a significantly weaker economic backdrop, it is neither economically nor environmentally sustainable to continue to run Greyhound Canada services on some routes".
Although both LiCl and morphine suppressed SIP, morphine produced a significantly weaker suppression than did LiCl.
Patients with implants showed a significantly weaker increase in EMG activity with increased food hardness.
A significantly weaker signal was observed with livers from 50 nm GNP-treated mice.
In addition, it possesses a significantly weak acidic ion exchange character, enabling it to remove metal contaminants and to adsorb pollutants from wastewater [22].
The equilibrium modulus exhibits a significantly weak power dependence on the cross-linking density (estimated from the modulus at the rubbery plateau and determined by dynamic viscoelastic measurements).
This was, however, with a significantly weak, association between their adaptive capacity and both their individual's marital status and diversity of livelihood stream, and between their adaptive capacity and age.
Education levels (r = 0.229; p ≤ 0.05) and farm sizes (r = 0.534; p ≤ 0.01) had a positively significant association with adaptive capacity, in addition to a significantly weak, association between their adaptive capacity and both their individual's marital status (r = 0.154; p ≥ 0.05) and diversity of livelihood streams (r = 0.034; p ≥ 0.05).
