Sentence examples for bit weaker than from inspiring English sources

"Consumers were a little bit weaker than expected," he said.

Measured by sheer talent, the new shadow cabinet may be just a bit weaker than the last one.

Yet after the game there was the admission that O'Neill felt his team were a bit weaker than Clarke's.

He obviously looked a little bit weaker than normal after what he's been through, but I think he's looking remarkable.

His favorability ratings are quite a bit weaker than theirs in the two states, and his polling averages are slightly higher than where demographic models would peg him.

The cord has to be a bit weaker than usual so it can't be used as a garrote, for permanently silencing a guard or cellmate.

The background: A reader of this column wondered the other day whether "new music has been a bit weaker this year than the last couple of years".

"One of the key messages coming from these forecasts is that the government seems all right with a little bit weaker growth than its target, as long as things like the labour market are holding up".

"The database number looks a lot healthier than I expected and apps looks a bit weaker," he said.

"That's where mainstream comics are a bit weaker.

Obama is a bit weaker politically this year, but not by a whole lot (his job approval polling is about two or three percent lower than it was last October -- significant, but not overwhelmingly so).