Sentence examples similar to a weak harm from inspiring English sources
Increased risk taking might then be the consequence of either a weak control system, or an easily activated and pushing reward system, or a weak harm-avoidant system, or combinations of these.
A weak offering could harm the current IPO windows, and especially slow Alibaba's impending IPO.
WASHINGTON — In the last year, the International Monetary Fund has performed a major reassessment of how it thinks austerity harms a weak, financially troubled economy.
In itself, the harm that a weak yen does to Asia is not great.
Goodyear has also been harmed by a weak euro since it produces tires in Great Britain and sells them on the Continent.
Higher DI-5 scores on day 1 were found to have a weak positive relationship with deliberate self-harm (Exp. B (1.2), p < .01; B = .15 SE = .04), Nagelkerke R 2 = .06).06
A weak one could break when stretching it and harm you or someone else.
To Mr. Arsenault, Kaba's argument that no one has been harmed by the locks is a weak one.
Many nations are worried that a weaker American dollar would harm their export sectors and overheat their economies as more capital flows in, in search of better returns.
China was a weak country.
