Sentence examples for are feeble compared with from inspiring English sources

And Britain's efforts to promote exports are feeble compared with what other countries do.

Selection has shaped mechanisms that limit weight gain, but they are feeble compared with those that prevent weight loss.

Its token effort to find hope, in an interview with one Louisiana resident who has installed solar panels in his house, is feeble compared with its anger.

The material handed to Mr Cameron by the Joint Intelligence Committee (JIC) as ammunition for his Commons speech was feeble compared with the damning evidence forcefully deployed by John Kerry, America's secretary of state, little more than 24 hours later.

The Europe that Mr Zapatero aspires to see as a world leader is a continent stuck with a growth rate that is feeble compared with America's, let alone China's and India's.

Having built up a head of rage, "The Big Fix" runs amok and loses its focus to become a blanket indictment of human greed and the international oil industry's stranglehold on politicians, who are compared to "cheap hookers". Its token effort to find hope, in an interview with one Louisiana resident who has installed solar panels in his house, is feeble compared with its anger.

Even if the sun does begin to peep out from behind the clouds, our temperatures are positively feeble compared with the rest of the world.

Why then are European biotechnology firms so feeble compared with America's?

Atheists are good haters, they claim, but feeble compared with the religious sects.

But those relatively primitive front-drive hatchbacks now look feeble compared with their muscular descendants.

That seems pretty feeble compared with the 2,000 lumens of traditional projectors, but our eyes perceive brightness logarithmically.