Sentence examples for are fairly weak from inspiring English sources

"Bullard is saying it's important to look at economic conditions now — and they are fairly weak," said Kenneth B. Petersen, a portfolio manager at Laffer Investments.

Although they are usually carried in high frequency bands due to the high stiffness of bearings, they are fairly weak compared with surrounding noise and other interfering signals.

Typical examples are hot white dwarfs or relatively cool stellar coronae with T ∼ 106 K. Sources whose spectra are fairly weak in the region where the effective area of the LETG+HRC-S is highest ( ∼ 8-20 Å ; 1.5-0.6 keV) but gain in strength toward longer wavelengths will also be less affected by higher order throughput.

It should be noted that all the candidates' "ground games" are fairly weak by historical standards, and if Mr. Romney does not win Michigan, I think we'll need to ask whether this factor is quite all that it's cracked up to be.

Kant's argument is particularly powerful because the assumptions on which it is built are fairly weak, indeed much weaker than they might at first appear to be.

Theorists who insist that the only human rights are legal rights may find, however, that the interpretations they can give of characteristics such as the universality of human rights and of their independent existence are fairly weak.

This correlation was fairly weak, and it would be easy to dismiss it as a fluke.

I find that very unlikely as the gravitational pull of the moon is fairly weak.

Family drama The Judge, starring Robert Downey Jr, was fairly weak, with £421,000 from 317 cinemas.

Instead, the showers turned out to be fairly weak and peaked 14 hours earlier than expected.

Disclosure of environmental risks and opportunities is fairly weak among companies that operate large data centres.