Sentence examples for be a weak way from inspiring English sources

This would be a weak way to start your second term indeed.

Nudging the market in a particular direction is a weak, pessimistic way of trying to get a handle on pervasive problems, but researchers and administrators spend so much time around economists and data that their favorite hammers narrow their perceptions to a small range of nails.

It is not fixed; it is ever changing, and a weak way to bind generations.

To call out the extinction of art is a weak move; an easy way out; an unfortunate, misplaced point between two phrases.

It harkened back to kids on a school bus putting stickers on their Mead Five Stars, and trading their friends a Charizard for Jigglypuff (which is a weak trade, by the way).

The fact that John Kerry was a weak candidate in many ways doesn't mean the Democrats should have nominated Howard Dean in 2004.

(That, by the way, was a weak simile).

Starting from the results of [11], in [13], the authors of the present paper prove an analogue of the previous result when the critical Zygmund class (L log L ^{frac{1}{2}}(Omega)) is perturbed in a weaker way, namely with perturbations of order (log log log L).

However, I'm a weak, dependent person who was financially supported by my parents until after reaching thirty, so I'm too weak to find a way out of this situation myself. . . .

One way is to take it that the account must be consistent with the ordinary understanding; a weaker way is to say that the theory must 'respect' that understanding.

Closely following the Timaeus, he claimed that matter can therefore be intelligible, though in a weaker way.