Sentence examples for big and weak from inspiring English sources

His current cabinet is simply too big and weak to develop any coherent policies or keep Iranian influence at bay.

He was big and weak last season and we're trying to get him to finish his races better.

The reformers of the early 19th century were the first to declare that China was "big and weak," and though the statement was true, at the time it bordered on heresy.

Now next generation river salmon grow big and weak like me.

Alternatively, you may find your Genestealer-heavy Tyranid army has too few men in it-add Gaunts, lots and lots of Gaunts!!! Specialising your army isn't as simple as big and weak or small and strong-there are countless other things to consider, such as whether you want a shooty army-such as Tau-or a close combat army-such as Orks.

Throughout the past decade, the airline has swung between big losses and weak profits.

The political calculus is clear: cutting Greece and the other weaker euro-area economies adrift would end the dream of monetary union as a club where European countries, big and small, weak and strong, could rub along together with a single economic policy.

Further, Pirate likes to see ready-made allies in place (other hedge funds among the biggest holders) and weak entrenched ownership (insiders owning less than 15%).

The scientists hypothesize that the parallel evolution of bigger brains and weaker muscles on the human lineage may not have been a coincidence, but rather due to a "reallocation" of energy resources between the two tissues.

Confronting an opponent that is often fragmented and weak, big polluters have an incentive to stonewall, obfuscate, and exercise their influence over local politicians and judges.

If there were a sense that everyone, big and small, powerful and weak, would be asked to sacrifice, we might be able to agree on a way forward for the economy, Mr. Hoenig said.