Sentence examples for be far too weak from inspiring English sources

In the earth's gravity, however, M.M.U.'s would be far too weak to function.

Currently fashionable ideas of "nudge" will have turned out to be far too weak to change behaviours.

In the Golden Age, no one will read Shakespeare: "Not only will his work be far too weak in intellect, and written in too vague and puny a language, but the problems which concerned him will be, in the main, no more than historical curiosities".

"Up until now most thought that this signal would be far too weak to detect, but the recent claimed detection has changed all that.

Top officials in the Bush administration believed civilian courts to be far too weak for the Global War on Terror they had declared.

I'm far too weak for that.

Critics also say that the bill is far too weak.

The methods advocates have suggested, however, are far too weak.

This Commission proposal on emissions reductions is far too weak.

The accord is a couple of decades late, and its terms are far too weak.

As it turned out, the Mariners' offense was far too weak to save their season.