Sentence examples for apparently weaker from inspiring English sources

The Argentinian case of apparent user group indifference, apparently weaker pre-existing user group-researcher relationships, and lack of issue salience lies at one end of the spectrum.

Mutko's comments came a day after almost the entire Russia Under-18s ice hockey team were cut from next week's world championships and replaced with an apparently weaker under-17s squad.

For Directional BSS and a DSB, the spatial null becomes apparently weaker and broader.

The Ramsey sentence expresses an apparently weaker proposition than TC, at least in standard truth-conditional semantics.

In the ordered state, the nanocomposite possesses a higher modulus, but an apparently weaker FS network (due possibly to network disruption upon copolymer ordering).

We now consider Gödel 1933e, in which Gödel showed, in effect, that intuitionistic or Heyting arithmetic is only apparently weaker than classical first-order arithmetic.

A common example is women's apparently weak libido.

His victories were our victories and we learnt that the apparently weak can outwit the strong.

The apparently weak turn out to be compassionate and perceptive, while those who appear strong eventually prove brutal and indifferent to people's feelings.

The fact that Mr. Cain has made it this far with such apparently weak fundamentals — we're less than 10 weeks away from the Iowa caucuses — is itself remarkable.

But "Shady Lady" has all too many deficiencies: an overreliance on narration ("The situation seems hopeless," intones Michael Dorn, from "Star Trek: The Next Generation"); an apparently weak effects budget; an awkwardly applied musical score; and trite dialogue ("I've got a bad feeling about this").