Sentence examples for a somewhat weaker from inspiring English sources

Katrina's winds did drop to a somewhat weaker category 3 storm, with 120mph winds upon landfall.

A somewhat weaker yuan would pose few dangers and bring a number of benefits.

The Senate is considering an energy bill that includes a somewhat weaker requirement (along with a separate, hotly debated climate bill).

The chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, said Wednesday that the recovery was continuing at a modest pace, though with a "somewhat weaker outlook".

The opposition, which a year ago included the then-Mayor, Rudolph Giuliani, and was strong enough to block a somewhat weaker proposal, has diminished to a point where it is almost as feeble as the arguments it tries to muster.

She returned to Mr. Daley with a compromise, agreeing to settle for a somewhat weaker standard, at the upper limit of the recommendations of the E.P.A.'s scientific advisory board, as well as measures to provide significant flexibility in compliance.

They noted that while software sales were up, particularly relative to a somewhat weak quarter a year ago, overall revenue growth was held back by a decline in consulting business.

Nor, even, of a race with a candidate like John Kerry, the best of a somewhat weak lot of Democrats in 2004, but one whom the party settled upon fairly quickly.

In what he concedes was "a somewhat weak moment", he vowed to reporters soon after his defeat by Ronald Reagan - a defeat that, despite the polls foretelling it, came as a terrible shock to Carter - that he would not be treading down the familiar, profit-making route.

For our Windows-powered geeks, Dell has a somewhat weak Cyber Monday lineup with $50 off select models.

You can find friends through Facebook or your phone's contacts, though the app uses a somewhat weak privacy-by-obscurity model where anyone with your username can sling to you.