Sentence examples for deemed weaker from inspiring English sources

The government is weighing whether and how much to disclose about the stress tests, another potential risk to those banks deemed weaker.

A form of masculinity that is so toxic that survivors of child abuse are deemed weak and therefore intimidated into silence.

Mr. Fuller named the offspring Alvan T. for his father but changed the name to Dancer's Image after he decided to auction him off because his ankles were deemed weak.

Then we are deemed weak, and worse -- failures for feeling what is actually appropriate.

The body is now in its second incarnation, replacing the UN Human Rights Commission in 2006 after it was deemed weak and ineffective.

If a Somali man is considered feminine he is deemed weak, helpless, pitiful: the underlying message being that femininity is inherently inferior to masculinity.

Each competition is moderated by a race jury who has the right to remove skiers it deems weak or unprepared for a particular course.

Mean girls single out targets they deem weak, but often stay away from confident girls.

Deemed weak, decadent and impure, pieces by modern masters including Paul Klee, Marc Chagall and Ernst Kirchner were looted by the Nazi regime, to be collected and shown in a traveling exhibition also titled "Degenerate Art".

Fallene, the hairstylist from Denver who had already stood out as one of the season's wackier contestants — and who seemed to be on the edge of a nervous breakdown the entire episode — was deemed the weaker of the two and was sent home.

A Canadian company's coffee was deemed too weak for New York taste buds.