Dean is unopposed in his primary and draws a weak Republican opponent in the general election.
Her wan, anxious, big-eyed subjects are drawn in a weak pencil line and colored in thin washes.
That race offers a slightly higher winner's purse than the Preakness, $600,000 as opposed to about $480,000, and appears likely to draw a much weaker field.
The elite view of Romney, so far as I can tell from my own inside-the-Beltway conversations, has always been that he's a desperately flawed general election candidate who deserved reluctant support only because he happened to draw an extraordinarily weak field of challengers in the primary campaign.
"For 100 years or more, the Olympic medal has been the pinnacle of amateur boxing and that status is now being threatened". "The best amateurs might be able to deal with the best pros over three rounds, but what if a top pro is drawn against a weaker amateur from the weaker regions early in the draw?
In both studies it was declared that the methodological quality of the data was too weak to draw a firm conclusion [ 15, 16].
Cobija, a poor northern outpost, has acquired sudden wealth; locals report an influx of heavily-laden, armed "backpackers" from Peru on the logging trails in the surrounding forest.This year, Bolivia's powerful coca growers' movement has drawn blood against a weak government.
A sex correction method based on factorization is able to account for both strong and weak sex effects without drawing a cutoff line, which is most likely reflecting how sex influences methylation status on different sites.
Donald drew three weak breaths and stopped breathing.
In other places where Whewell used the term "conjecture" he suggests that what appears to be the result of guesswork is actually what we might call an "educated guess," i.e., a conclusion drawn by (weak) inference.
