Sentence examples for be particularly weak from inspiring English sources

The precision of mass flow balances is expected to be particularly weak when substances with high short-term variations and rare upstream emissions are considered.

Jens Beckert finds such theory to be particularly weak in explaining such crucial forms of economic behavior as cooperation, innovation, and action under conditions of uncertainty--phenomena he identifies as the proper starting point for a sociology of economic action.

Conventional criminal justice rests on the foundation of three big ideas which prove to be particularly weak when they are used against the offenders who matter most: the persistent offenders or "lifestyle criminals" who amount to only 20% of the offending population but who account for 80% of recorded crime.

In fact, we would be particularly weak because the remaining EU member states might very well want to teach Britain "a lesson" that being out of the union is not a free hit.

23 26 30 Studies were shown to be particularly weak when reporting controlling for confounders and methods of data collection.

District health managers are often found to be particularly weak in systems management (community involvement and intersectoral co-operation), monitoring activities and the systematic organization of meetings.

The African office is particularly weak.

Oil production was particularly weak in 2012.

Revenue from the United States was particularly weak, declining 4percentt.

Mr. Corzine's case for executive privilege is particularly weak.

The fourth quarter was particularly weak, with sales down 5%.