Sentence examples for fatally weak from inspiring English sources

What's more, the normal restraints on developers are fatally weak.

Yet he was fatally weak when dealing with strong men, says Mr Rawnsley.

In normal times, an Administration this isolated and divorced from public opinion would seem to be fatally weak.

Now it is measuring what it has to fear if the President is profoundly, perhaps fatally, weak.

Trade experts said over the weekend that the European Commission's meager outcome, in a case covering 6 percent of China's exports to Europe, showed that while Brussels might have had a very strong case in terms of the law or economics, it was fatally weak from the beginning at the political level.

Fatally weak banks could then be decently buried, while others would have the opportunity to get back on their feet.

In the event, very few papers – approximately 20 – were excluded on grounds of being "fatally flawed", because even weak papers were often judged to have potentially high relevance.

Yet France is still the eurozone's second largest economy and without Hollande, the political weight in favour of a more strenuous European growth strategy is that much weaker, probably fatally so.

Neighbours had reported Blake, who suffered from motor neurone disease - a disease that fatally affects the spinal cord and brain - was looking weak and frail in the days before she went missing.

Alastair Cook, damaged but not fatally so by Pietersen's characterisation of him as a weak captain and stronger for having walked through the fire of his summer travails, has much work to do to forge a new team identity and reconnect with the public.

Liss assumed that the Allies would rush their best forces into Belgium; that they would place weak forces to guard the Ardennes approaches; and, most important, that they would be fatally slow to redirect their forces to counter the main German attack.