Sentence examples for be weakest at the from inspiring English sources
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.
The German government is meant to be weak, at the mercy of its provinces and their electorates.
Rival opposition parties are falling away and the Government is likely to be weaker at the next election in one respect.
"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).
Each country has been weakest at the other's strong point.
"Historically, the math teachers have been weakest at the middle school level," said Alfred S. Posamentier, dean of the School of Education at City College.
(Nougatine's newfound glamour is weakest at the low and awkward tables along the wall between the bar and the kitchen; after the hosts recognized me, they went to some lengths to avoid seating me there).
In India, democracy is weakest at the village level: electoral participation is vigorous, but local elites often capture the local government, leaving bureaucrats little autonomy (or money) to carry out substantial improvements.
Also concerning butterflies and plants, the correlation was weakest at the 0.8 ha scale, but no consistent scale-dependent patterns were found between plants and farmland birds.
