I don't think all ever literally means anything so weak.
That shortstop Johnny Pesky had hesitated, ever so briefly, in relaying the weak outfield throw.
"I don't think we've ever seen a time where the parties were so weak and the Democratic Party was so factionalized," said George Arzt, a Democratic consultant.
Workers may be pitching as hard as ever but winning less business while demand is so weak.For an antidote to productivity pessimism, Britons might look across the Atlantic.
And why are America's leaders, leaders of the sole superpower with the self-avowed "best" military ever, so very, very afraid of being perceived as "weak"?
Because gravity slightly bends light rays, the feeble images of distant galaxies are ever so slightly distorted by intervening clouds of dark matter--an effect known as weak lensing (ScienceNOW, 16 March 2000).
First, because the borrowers had little chance of ever actually paying off their debts (because their underlying businesses were so weak), it kept Japan's economy from making the adjustments necessary to start growing again.
Just fifteen years ago, the Soviet Union's status as a superpower was unquestioned; today, the country is so weak that it is hard to see how it could ever regain that status.
On the one hand, it seems mad to withdraw such support while the economy continues to be so weak; on the other hand, one wonders whether the economy will ever look strong enough to do without it.
But if "the unity and efficacy of the Party as a political instrument" was ever so disrupted, "Soviet Russia might be changed over night from one of the strongest to one of the weakest and most pitiable of national societies".
