Sentence examples for feeble offerings from inspiring English sources
The British tabloids like nothing more than catching a politician with his trousers down (though British headline-writers would be sacked for such feeble offerings as "New York's Naked Emperor", from the New York Post).
It cannot be that so many children conveniently happened to die at just the right time to become an offering – and in any case a poorly or dead child would make a pretty feeble offering if you're already worried about the gods rejecting it".
A strong debut from Facebook will not be a cure-all for the feeble public offering market, analysts say.
The feeble economy is offering opportunities not seen in a decade, and many troubled companies are eager to discard parts of their businesses.
Yet considering the enormity of what the Government has done – sacking an expert of world renown because he does not acquiesce to its political agenda, and then offering feeble and mendacious excuses in order to justify this – Dr Harris's stand is puny.
He makes and breaks dates for a chat, eventually offering a feeble excuse and hanging up.
But both are, in fact, little more than new names for Microsoft's existing offerings, and look feeble in comparison with services offered by its rivals.This prompted yet another memo from Marc Benioff, the marketing-savvy boss of Salesforce.com, a leading proponent of the "software as a service" model.
Abbott et al. say they're developing their own climate-change policy, which they call "Direct Action" — a militant-sounding name for a feeble set of miscellaneous gestures like offering subsidies for the agricultural use of carbon-sequestering technology.
