Sentence examples for be a bit weaker from inspiring English sources

The cord has to be a bit weaker than usual so it can't be used as a garrote, for permanently silencing a guard or cellmate.

WASHINGTON — A season of warmer ocean waters that has been expected to produce a Niño episode and perhaps bring relief from the continuing drought may turn out to be a bit weaker than advertised, according to climate experts.

If you're concerned about this, you can use ordinary string instead, but it will be a bit weaker.

Their arms might be a bit weak by Sunday night.

I like to think I remember the history of Telltale Games quite well their games used to be a bit weak, and now they're great (though still rough around the edges).

"That's where mainstream comics are a bit weaker.

Yet after the game there was the admission that O'Neill felt his team were a bit weaker than Clarke's.

"May was a bit weaker than we expected," said Paul Ballew, G.M.'s general director for global market and industry analysis.

The background: A reader of this column wondered the other day whether "new music has been a bit weaker this year than the last couple of years".

The company, based in Basel, also reported sales for the first nine months of 2002 that were a bit weaker than expected.

The influence of λ to the results is a bit weaker than the radio range.