Sentence examples for again feeble from inspiring English sources

Snow allowed goals on three of the first five shots he faced, and the Islanders, again feeble on the power play, lost to Carolina, 4-1, before a crowd of 13,514.

when I return to it for the first set of overall rewrites after a couple of weeks' break, all of my hard-won stamina has melted away and I am, once again, pathetically feeble.

Most of that money was never restored by Bill Clinton, and now that the economy is feeble again, the current Bush administration is determined to make sure the states do not again see Washington as Uncle Sugar, as one Republican congressman recently put it.

Industrial confidence slid (again) in April; feeble consumer spending, despite tax cuts, restricted GDP growth to 0.4% in the first quarter.

Critics suggested that Bashir's presence in an ICC member state once again illustrated the feeble power of the court.

That's probably because at some point the world cracked me, and what you're getting again and again is my feeble protest.

"Never again should there be such feeble support for an employee in a time of crisis".

Indonesia's feeble economic growth is slowing again.

Hostile bids, the corporate kingdom's way of culling feeble stock, are in favour again (see article).

As the Metsworld knows too well, the good guys lost again on Tuesday night, 5 2, in a feeble effort against the visiting Nationals.

Daiei's managers admit that they need help yet again, but continued to cling this week to a feeble plan that would involve lots of vanishing debt but little genuine restructuring.