Sentence examples for desperately weak from inspiring English sources

"All over southern England, Labour is already desperately weak.

The cooperative village scheme failed, bringing additional pressure to bear upon an already desperately weak economy.

Yet Mr Balls's trial highlights a bigger problem: a Labour economic offer that is desperately weak.

But the Neapolitan government was desperately weak, both politically and militarily.

Over the summer he often appeared desperately weak; in office but not in power.

Luck always feels like a desperately weak explanation for anything but it plays its part.

Japan desperately needs a weaker, not a stronger yen.

Shumpert can become the high-energy sixth man the Knicks so desperately need, strengthening a weak bench.

To working people, it showed Democratic weakness -- a weak commitment to the change desperately sought by struggling families, and a weak alternative to a Republican philosophy that has held America back.

I've seen first-hand how much of the aid money coming in is focused on propping up desperately needed public services, while weak institutions and badly enforced laws leave corrupt individuals and predatory companies free to ransack the country's natural resources.

Either the evidence against Mr Clarkson is weaker than it looks, or else the management is desperately trying to make it look weaker.