Sentence examples similar to additionally quite feeble from inspiring English sources

Until that shift takes place, the global recovery will be fragile and probably quite feeble.

But he said that the signal - if and when it arrives - would likely be quite feeble after travelling across such vast distances.

(By contrast, Mr. Keene said, Mr. Kasparov's preparation was not so rigorous and the members of his entourage are "not nearly as high-ranking -- quite feeble, really").

It may be somewhat homely and quite feeble, but had it not existed, neither would Mazda as we know it.

Sunderland would not have looked quite so feeble if he had arrived bearing news of Jenkins' decision.

It demonstrates quite how feeble the current plurality regime is and how spineless successive governments have been in resisting the might of media conglomerates.

For now, the best solution to glacier melt and quite a feeble one, according to the geophysicists is to cover the ice with a sort of white sheet that reflects the sun.

Description: Museum (14- Catalogue) note: "Dominic is quite old and feeble, suffering from pleurisy". Original cylinder 14-2394.

Additionally, he was quite old.

Chad also has a batch of Russian-supplied combat helicopters.But neighbouring countries are quite a bit feebler.

Additionally, they are usually quite cheap, or even free and anyone can build a website with them.