Sentence examples for be weaker at the from inspiring English sources
Rival opposition parties are falling away and the Government is likely to be weaker at the next election in one respect.
At the time, I simply said that the rupiah would be weaker at the end of the year than it was then (in early August).
The light tends to be weaker at the ends of fluorescent tubing.
The German government is meant to be weak, at the mercy of its provinces and their electorates.
So auction demand may be weak at the start, with millions of allowances the states planned to sell not immediately needed.
Interestingly, although the oscillation amplitude is found to be weakest at the chill roll, it is at this location that the film tends to rupture first.
"Our prospects for a title might be weak at the moment, but it's my job to develop a core of players that have the talent to win," Nakahata said.
Both seismic coupling and interplate coupling are assumed to be weak at the Ryukyu Trench; the seismic coupling estimated from large earthquakes is 5% (Peterson and Seno 1984).
He also says that the built-in bias of the business press is weaker at the best business publications.
On the other hand, the non-parabolicity effects are weaker at the T points, where the energy bandgap is larger, and therefore, the presented effective T energy gap (Fig. 6) can be considered as its relevant estimate.
