Sentence examples for feeble guarantees from inspiring English sources
It is clear that Britain needs fully functioning privacy legislation, not the feeble guarantees in the Human Rights Act that Jack Straw was boasting about last week.
Howard Archer of IHS Global Insight said: "With economic recovery currently looking feeble, fragile and far from guaranteed, we believe that the Bank of England will ultimately decide to give the economy a further helping hand with a final £50bn of QE.
After a few feeble tries on our part at "Summer Nights," he said, "I guarantee you, by the end of this movie, you'll all be singing!" and disappeared into his office.
All of their ideas have these basic facts in common: they would not reduce the number of uninsured Americans substantially; they would not guarantee affordable coverage for people with pre-existing conditions; they make only feeble attempts to rein in medical costs; and their proposals to slow the rise in the cost of premiums would mostly benefit the healthy.
Similarly, because investors have lost their appetite since the crisis for securities without a federal guarantee, federally-backed agencies have been forced to underwrite a growing share of new mortgages.The feeble economy also exaggerates the share accounted for by government.
But enforcement is feeble.
The currency remains feeble.
