Sentence examples for because of its weak from inspiring English sources

Because of its weak nature, it should not be substituted by a stronger finger for any reason.

But Standard & Poor's explained in a statement that it decided to downgrade the county because of its "weak current financial position and ongoing fiscal and operating challenges," and noted that it was the state's actions that kept the bonds above junk.

Greece, which was left out originally because of its weak economy, is scheduled to join the euro in January.

The O'Reilly faction has responded that The Independent newspaper is effectively unsalable because of its weak market position in London's brutally competitive newspaper market.

Even without the destruction from the cyclone, travel and communications can be difficult in the country because of its weak infrastructure, said David Mathieson, an expert on Myanmar with Human Rights Watch, a private organization.

THE CRITICS SAID Car, a British magazine, called the Sterling the "Bland Rover" because of its weak 2.5-liter Honda V-6 (replaced by a 2.7-liter V-6 in 1989).

Mr Ishihara, who wrote the book "A Japan That Can Say No" with Sony's late boss, Akio Morita, left the LDP in disgust because of its weak-kneed ways.

The docking results showed that BQ was less active than CQ against α-glucosidase because of its weaker interaction with the enzyme.

At high doses, both enantiomers of methamphetamine can induce stereotypy and methamphetamine psychosis, but levomethamphetamine is less desired by recreational drug users because of its weaker pharmacodynamic profile.

In full-length CFTR we detected the ∼25 kDa core NBD1 fragment but not the ∼17 kDa fragment, most likely because of its weaker radiolabeling (considering the lower number of methionines and cysteines in this fragment), or because of the overlap in gel with other fragments deriving from other CFTR domains.

So far, FTIR studies using NO have remained scarce because of its weaker intrinsic absorption.