Sentence examples for built on weak from inspiring English sources
In truth, their rejection was built on weak foundations.
This signifies that the army has been built on weak foundations.
But the Bush administration continues to risk injuring innocent people and deflecting resources from real terrorist threats with cases built on weak allegations of guilt by association.
The game is North Carolina State's chance to move to 9-0 for the first time in its history and show that its record is not a farce built on weak opponents, even though Clemson is only 4-3.
Others are sailing into each other's arms to cut costs: this week P&O Princess Cruises and Royal Caribbean Cruises announced a $6.8 billion merger that will create a new market leader with a fleet of 41 ships.Worse, tough economic times have revealed that some of the European success was built on weak foundations.
When built on weak subgrades, these roads are subject to problems like excessive rutting and mud-pumping, increasing maintenance costs and usually leading to periodic interruptions to traffic.
This is just what Mr. Romney's campaign strategy was built on — a weak economy that would doom the president.
And surely a book on this subject that fails even to consider that fact is built on a weak foundation indeed.
A nuclear arsenal built on very weak economic foundations is inherently unstable, which is reason enough for India to pursue sustained and accelerated trade and investment opportunities with Pakistan.
Argentina's hectic growth was built on a weak currency (a legacy of default and devaluation in 2002), booming world demand for its agricultural commodities, strong growth in neighbouring Brazil, and a huge increase in government spending.In this section Cristina prepares to defy gravity By the right, march Kyoto and out ReprintsThose tailwinds have now died down, or risk doing so.
