Sentence examples for especially weak and from inspiring English sources

Rocks and rock masses often exhibit rheological behavior, especially weak and soft rocks or highly jointed rock masses.

For instance, industrial production has been quite strong, while personal income has been especially weak, and jobs growth has been all over the board in recent months.

Poisonous patches include the costly and debilitating war in Chechnya; officialdom's contempt for outsiders, especially weak and poor ones; corruption; the ill-treatment of minorities; and blindness towards the past.

"However, if oil prices fall sharply form current levels, do we then attribute that to an especially weak economy and therefore sell the retailers on the really weak economy thesis?" The analyst notes, "We are not making a case against retailers by playing on the weak consumer thesis".

Green beans are especially attractive to aphids, mites, cutworms, Mexican bean beetles, and Japanese beetles, and are especially weak against white mold and mosaic viruses.

The proposed study location has especially weak health services and poor governance, as well as very low rates of education and health literacy.

I'm unashamed to admit that I go especially weak for sparse and elegiac songs, so extra points for recommending cuts that aren't frenetic rockers, though I'd like to know about those, too, if you love them.

The 32 elected community school boards, which were especially weak in poor neighbourhoods and often corrupt, will go.

Renzi's support is thought to be especially weak in the south and among young voters who are attracted to the populist Five Star Movement (M5S).

The last time the economy was especially weak, in the second half of 2001 and the first half of 2002, GDP growth reached a low of 1.8%.

The potential of wild cards and especially weak signals in identifying possible changes in the future that could jeopardise or promote a system's existence have been eagerly discussed and scrutinised [2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7].