Sentence examples for feeble countries from inspiring English sources

Investors are worried about the widening fissure between the more feeble countries of the euro zone and an increasingly dominant Germany.

Europe's long-running economic troubles have been, for the most part, confined to the feeble countries of Europe Greece, Spain, Portugal and Italyy.

To address the problem of capital fleeing feeble countries like Greece, Ms. Dobbs proposes the creation of a new euro currency for weakling countries that would depreciate faster and a stronger one for core countries like Germany, Austria and the Netherlands.

Almost all say that they still need evidence before concluding that any suspect in the Benghazi attack should be arrested or charged, and that in any event the case should be handled in a Libyan court — regardless of the feeble state of the country's legal system.

In 2009, Mike Russell, then the Scottish Government Minister for Culture and External Affairs, called on him to apologise for his declaration on the programme that Scotland, Ireland and Wales are "feeble little countries".

And its soft power is feeble for a country of its size.

And even one from a feeble, tragic, cartoon country such as North Korea.

Productivity and job growth in rich countries is feeble; middle-income countries are only rarely graduating into the rich club; poor countries fear they will not catch up.

Another popular idea, long pushed by the commission, is to criminalise across the EU the trafficking of human beings, which at present carries just a feeble penalty in some countries.

In a specific reference to German industrialists, he said that, "with the notable exception of Germany," economic growth "remains feeble in the advanced countries, too slow to help redress seriously weakened fiscal balances and unemployment rates".

As I have written here, demand from an increasingly affluent Asia, improved international transport and trade links, and weak enforcement and feeble penalties (in many countries) have caused wildlife poaching to jump over the past decade or two.