Sentence examples for be exceedingly weak from inspiring English sources

The international rules are expected to be exceedingly weak, with virtually all of the airplanes flying today making the grade, which means ICAO is unlikely to deliver any real reductions on greenhouse gas emissions.

"She was exceedingly weak," Mr. Wortham said.

But this agreement is exceedingly weak: 50 years later, there are still 17,000 nukes in the arsenals of nine states.

Ginsburg will peer through her glasses and tell a lawyer that his argument is "exceedingly weak," as she did in a case this fall.

In two regulatory actions the agency has taken since Mary Jo White became chairwoman in April, on derivatives and investor protection, the rules have been exceedingly weak.

The first step to improving delay skills is teaching kids that willpower is exceedingly weak: if we rely on the will to help us wait then we're going to eat the marshmallow right away.

In a telling attempt to preserve battery power, the heater is exceedingly weak.

The authors of this post have advised Google throughout the investigation and we were unsurprised that the investigation ended with Google's vindication: the competitors' legal arguments were exceedingly weak.

A single-cell study of V.fischeri presents technical challenges, as the bioluminescence emission from individual bacterial cells is exceedingly weak and has rarely been measured quantitatively [22] [25].

Yet van den Berg (2009) stated that "initial work suggests that nonoccupational exposure through (IRS) is associated with impaired semen quality in men" but failed to mention that the association is exceedingly weak.

Weak tornadoes, or strong yet dissipating tornadoes, can be exceedingly narrow, sometimes only a few feet or couple meters across.