Sentence examples for be weak with from inspiring English sources
Freddy was a doctor who had just returned from Central Africa and appeared to be weak with a mysterious illness.
Knightley said: "The figure was always going to be weak, with the heavy snowfall in the month, which particularly hurt clothing retailers (with sales down 3.1% month on month), given they had started to stock their spring fashion ranges.
Ofsted inspectors found the management of safeguarding in Birmingham's schools to be weak, with staff slow to locate children missing from school and the council simply removing the names of those who remained missing from its records.
Second, the scientists predict that the next maximum will be weak with relatively few sunspots, the weakest since 1928.
On the other hand, the guest count metric continued to be weak, with store traffic declining 0.9% during the month, and 1.6% in the quarter.
Due to the latter argument, one would expect price relations between international rice markets to be weak with little price transmission taking place across different geographical rice markets.
Whether they want Armenia to look east toward Moscow or west toward Brussels, Armenians know the EU will be weaker with Britain gone.
The June quarter last year was weak, with revenue down 11.7percentt from a year earlier.
Not just because she was nine months pregnant, but because she was weak with hunger.
"He was weak with the Americans, but very tough with the Iraqis," Mr. Shakuri said.
