Sentence examples for come out weak from inspiring English sources

"Normally we'll come out weak and hang on, maybe win by two, but this one was good with the momentum," Turner said.

You could use dried flowers if you wanted to-like in the winter months when fresh are unavailable-but the perfume may come out weaker.

If anyone comes out weak in this poll, it's Warren and, to a lesser extent, Sanders.

"He clearly comes out weaker from this.

"Inside Lebanon, he is stronger in the sense that he fought a war and survived, but he also comes out weaker in the sense that his leadership that once led the Shiites to political victory but has now led them to ruin," Salem said.

Ultimately, we won that fight, but we certainly came out weaker financially.

"We've seen a flight to quality rearing its head as money has come out of weaker sovereigns and into U.S. treasuries," this manager said.

If he does not, he will come out as a weak leader and his party will go into elections divided.

Karin continued to deteriorate, too weak to come out of sedation.

"For me, the one thing I didn't want to do was to come out here and be that weak link," Batch told the Sports Network.

If securities are performing well, we will overweight those in the portfolio and stay with those that are strong and come out of those that are weak.