Sentence examples for critically weak from inspiring English sources
But Colombia, though not "critically" weak, is the biggest producer of cocaine.
This synthesises 20 different indicators and identifies three "failed" states Somalia, Afghanistan and the Democratic Republic of Congo along with 24 other "critically weak" ones.
"It is nice to have some commitment on Europe because we are at a critically weak moment in terms of our influence in Europe and that is a bad thing".
It is not just a matter of bringing in those who should already be on the drugs (the 16m who show symptoms or whose immune systems are critically weak).
Bill Russell's lyrics have their moments too, particularly in the deliciously tasteless songs "If It Feels This Good" and "I Wanna Call You —." The script — also by Mr. Russell, Tony-nominated for his book and lyrics to "Side Show" — is the critically weak link.
The Obama administration is considering suspending drone attacks against al-Qaeda and Taliban militants inside Pakistan because it fears they are undermining the critically weak government.
Experimental results verify that the response of adobe structures to horizontal loads is critically affected by weak bonding between the masonry units and mortar joints and by lack of effective diaphragmatic function at roof level.
Barrymore's next two plays – Uncle Sam and Princess Zim-Zim, both from 1911 – were critically and commercially weak, but the second work introduced him to playwright Edward Sheldon, who would "reshape ... [Barrymore's] entire career".
We suggest reducing hyperglycemia by restricting intravenous glucose in critically ill patients (weak agreement).
Critically, effects as weak as this not only provide an obvious challenge from the perspective of statistical power (Burton et al. 2009) but, in addition, they can easily be created or concealed by confounding or reverse causality.
The changes, already under way in some cities and states, are intended to provide meaningful feedback and, critically, to weed out weak performers.
