Sentence examples for feeble beginning from inspiring English sources

From any other designer that might sound like a rather feeble beginning.

While Washington was busy debating whether or not to sabotage the recovery by failing to raise the federal debt ceiling, the economy seemed to be doing everything in its power to demonstrate that it's in feeble health to begin with.

Participants also felt more weary, tired, or feeble than at the beginning of training (Student's t-test, P < 0.001).

NEW DELHI Indiaia's economic growth began a feeble recovery at the tail end of a 2012 fiscal year that recorded the slowest expansion in a decade, government data showed Friday.

The arrests and tear-gassing of journalists on Wednesday night only highlighted a theme that's been on display in every aspect of this case since it began: a feeble sense of public accountability on the part of local law enforcement.

In the pandemonium, Mr. Shaati bolted for home, arriving in Hilla just as the largely Shiite city began its own feeble revolt in early March.

The nightmare began with a feeble attempt to stop Franck Ribery's long-range effort after seven minutes.

Saturday and Sunday It has been an odd year in the vegetable garden: my tomatoes have only just begun ripening, and rather feeble they are too.

But the game, though played by clumsy midgets under the feeble glow of the arc lights, began to tug at my attention, and I loitered in the runway until it was over.

He repeatedly begins with a self-consciously feeble statement.

Either way, Australia's process of normalizing the cost of borrowing again is in stark contrast to other developed nations, including the United States and Europe, whose recovery began later and remains more feeble.