Sentence examples for considered too weak from inspiring English sources

They were considered too weak to participate in the sport.

On the other side are those considered too weak to go without it.

Such growth is considered too weak to significantly reduce the unemployment rate, which was 7.7 percent in November.

There are no significant challengers in his Likud party or coalition, and leading opposition figures are considered too weak to unseat him.

The committee said that to meet the UK's existing climate targets, considered too weak by many, all homes would have to virtually eliminate emissions in the future.

The waiver would exempt food stamp recipients living in 37 localities across the state -- including entire counties, cities and villages, from rural upstate to the Bronx -- where the labor market is considered too weak to absorb welfare recipients.

As the goddess is believed to assume a destructive aspect during the Durga Puja, women are debarred in the temple as they are considered too "weak-hearted" to witness this terrible form of the goddess.

Writers from the "personal responsibility" movement, for example, denounce those they consider too weak-willed to resist the influence of other people's spending.

Only two countries have not joined: Syria, which was crippled by war at the time of negotiations, and Nicaragua, which refused to sign up because it considered the deal too weak.

The suggestions to criminalize the most serious cases are part of a broader set of proposals intended to strengthen laws on banking, insurance and securities trading, where fines are considered too low, or penalties too weak, to deter wrongdoing.

Environmental Protection Agency proposals to reduce truck and bus exhaust emissions--attacked by environmentalists as too weak--are considered too stringent by another federal office and may be relaxed before they are issued, Reagan Administration officials said Thursday.