Sentence examples for cases weak from inspiring English sources

Many of the trees on Versailles's 1,500 acres were too tall and in some cases weak from age and disease.

One proposal, favored by public-interest groups and by agency scientists, would replace a patchwork of uneven — and in many cases weak — state regulations with new national standards.

The Environmental Protection Agency immediately promised new national standards governing the disposal of coal ash to replace a patchwork of uneven — and in many cases weak — state regulations.

In both cases, weak, nominally democratic but corrupt and factionalised American-built states discovered, after the departure of their American patron, that they could not count on large elements of their own military to fight.

However, for the smaller particles powder XRD shows in some cases, weak indications for partial oxidation to CoO (diffractograms d, e in Fig. 2).

We surmise that the theropods' long gracile legs and, in some cases, weak arms, made them more vulnerable than other animals to the sticky mud.

Many of the rules are similar to or, in some cases, weaker than those proposed by the New York Stock Exchange six weeks ago.

The Democrats' leader, Paul Berendt, called the Republicans' case weak.

Enforcement of the limit is, in any case, weak.

From the start, prosecutors faced a difficult case — weak on evidence and long on outrage.

In either case, weak governments would shift some of the responsibility for their debt burdens to stronger ones.