Sentence examples for a weak version of from inspiring English sources

Climate experts say a weak version of the El Niño phenomenon may be forming in the Pacific Ocean.

British soul/R&B is perennially terrible, which is to say a weak version of the real (US) thing.

The House bill has a weak version of a public option, but the Senate bill lacks one altogether.

Sanford Biggers, looping pairs of Chinese slippers over some wire strung across the gallery, also seems to be doing a weak version of Mr. Hammons's work.

Quijada would endorse a weak version of the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, and the conlanging community includes some of the last true believers in a strong version.

The music surrounding graduation festivities at most colleges begins and ends with a weak version of Elgar's famous "Pomp and Circumstance" March.

He seems like a weaker version of Rick, always conflicted about what he has to do to survive.

The Senate, controlled by Republicans, has passed a weaker version of the bill, and the two sides appear unlikely to resolve their differences this year.

Remaining public-service obligations imposed by the law, and weaker finances, risk leaving ITV as a weaker version of the BBC.

President Nicolas Sarkozy of France made a concession on Thursday by offering to adopt a weaker version of Germany's law committing to a balanced budget.

Deutscher does find three areas where a weaker version of linguistic relativity might hold — color terms, spatial relations and grammatical gender.