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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are far too weak" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is significantly lacking in strength or effectiveness.
Example: "The arguments presented in the debate are far too weak to convince the audience."
Alternatives: "are excessively weak" or "are much too feeble."
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The methods advocates have suggested, however, are far too weak.
The accord is a couple of decades late, and its terms are far too weak.
The tides are far too weak in summer to clear the soup of sewage from the banks.
And their economies are far too weak, so far, to compete with even the poorest of those in the EU.Moreover, Kosovo has hit them both hard.
Dr. ElBaradei has rightly warned repeatedly in recent weeks that current measures to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons are far too weak to remain effective.
The new rules would ban pernicious "inactivity fees," which charge people for not using their cards Other draft rules are far too weak or ambiguous — clearing the way for further abuses.
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This Commission proposal on emissions reductions is far too weak.
As it turned out, the Mariners' offense was far too weak to save their season.
A boycott is far too weak an instrument to reverse the process of settlement.
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