Sentence examples for barely a weak from inspiring English sources

Still, there's barely a weak link in Page's team, barring a couple of dodgy lighting cues.

There is barely a weak link visible and it may be that Kohli has mastered the art of hiding his more vulnerable fieldsmen adroitly.

Three albums and some 12 million record sales in, The Killers have grown into their grandstanding and are now capable of delivering a set with barely a weak link.

The pattern of the lytic bands is presented in Figure 5. Several bands were present in the supernatant of cells grown in complete medium: pro-MMP-2 was evident, whereas the MMP-2 band was barely visible; a weak activity at a molecular weight of approximately 120 kDa was also present, probably corresponding to gelatinase complexes.

With barely functioning courts, a weak, ill-trained, and often corrupt new police force, a foreign occupier that has failed to provide security, and a pervasive atmosphere of lawlessness, Iraqis don't expect the justice that was denied them during the reign of Saddam Hussein to materialize anytime soon.

Duplex scanning showed one recanalization (1%), other veins were fibrotic 1 month later and 6 months later they were completely sclerosed and barely visible as a weak hyperecogenic signal.

The only vocal sound adult birds generate is a weak barely audible hiss; however, young birds can generate a harsh hiss, various cheeping sounds, and a cat-like mew they use to beg for food.

A weak sun barely warms the Tokyo dawn, but one tiny corner of the city is already sweaty and humid, filled with the dull thumping sound of giant naked men slamming into each other.

If the earthquake that devastated the capital last week has revealed anything else, it is that the country has a weak and barely functioning state and virtually no infrastructure.

Delegates barely managed to agree upon a weak text that acknowledges the severity of the world's environmental problems but doesn't do much to move us to action.

"I had a very difficult childhood," he said in a weak and sometimes barely audible voice.