Sentence examples for be so feeble that from inspiring English sources

But its resources are likely to be so feeble that, according to the Federation of American Scientists, it may be, at best, "a boutique oversight shop that tackles a couple of discrete policy issues each year".

The Libyan leader, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, has already called a draft statement presented to Arab League members to be so feeble that he may not bother to come to Cairo.

Is it because they are so feeble that they can't look after themselves?" He asks.

Her daughter's psyche is so feeble that anything can rattle her.

They make the plutonium feel warm to the touch but are so feeble that skin easily stops the radiation.

Two years ago progress was so feeble that Pascal Lamy, director-general of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), suspended negotiations.Many wrote the round off at that point.

A 36-year old male friend of of Neda: The regime now is so feeble that its leaders fear mourning ceremonies or any such events.

It has no table of contents, and the index is so feeble that it doesn't even list "e-mail," "flash" or "memory card".

But Russian officials' attempt to defend this new law — by claiming that homosexuality reduces Russia's birth rate — is so feeble that it can't win over anyone who wasn't already a homophobe.

But the partners it has in mind are the Iraqi regular army, which is still a wreck after its defeats in 2014 and earlier this year, and the "moderate" armed opposition in Syria, which is so feeble that it barely exists.

All the media reports of small unit actions whose ultimate purpose is to install the rule of Kabul in southern Afghanistan make little sense since the government is so feeble that it barely exists.