Sentence examples for be equally weak from inspiring English sources

The current protections were not able to shield her and could be equally weak against a local search for witnesses and the do-it-yourself sleuthing that might be the poor man's way.

Most experts expect sales in January to be equally weak, but think that activity will once again increase as the next, and supposedly final, expiration date for the tax credit draws near.

The last argument for expanding this Afghan war — stopping the poppy growing — is equally weak.

The argument that the department already has sufficient oversight is equally weak.

Those antique rituals are themselves based on one rigid underlying idea which is equally weak: that all criminals will behave in the same rational and predictable fashion; that they will all be deflected by the prospect of arrest and the threat of punishment.

So helping people put food on the table does not seem to contribute to unemployment and does not, according to available evidence, hamper economic growth.The Journal's second warrant for the claim that Mr Obama's policies are anti-growth is equally weak:Mr.

During the transition from childhood to working ages, social causation and health selection are equally weak.

I would add that the major institutions in the corporate and finance worlds are equally weak and short-sighted.

Or is the psychological climate change -- while a challenge -- not so much a dis-empowerment as a recognition that men and women are equally weak and strong?

As expected, the diversity of the CTL response decreases (responses become more even) as the variance of avidity decreases (low diversity for low avidity occurs because all clones are equally weak).

Reduced glucose tolerance was further exacerbated at week 20 and acute insulin secretion was equally weak at week 20 (ESM Fig.  3b, c).