Sentence examples for feeble plan from inspiring English sources

Daiei's managers admit that they need help yet again, but continued to cling this week to a feeble plan that would involve lots of vanishing debt but little genuine restructuring.

The pension plan was feeble, and player grievances could be heard only by the commissioner, who worked for the owners.

However, environmentalists argue that the plan is feeble, does not close the loophole that allows these vehicles to consume more petrol than cars and would not cut oil imports.The Securities and Exchange Commission brought a civil lawsuit against two former executives of Bristol-Myers Squibb, accusing the pair of concocting a $1.5 billion scheme to deceive investors over the firm's performance.

The present government has shown every intention of weakening rather than strengthening the country's already feeble provisions for good design and planning.

But Ed and Douglas from Labour say no, Dave's plan is too feeble.

So yeah, all you've created is a big time sink for most customers who will no doubt go through the paces of buying the device and selecting various rate plans in a feeble attempt to simulate the real thing.

But the plan was given a feeble name, the "multipollutant approach," which makes it seem as if the E.P.A. favors a greater variety of pollutants.

Administrator McCarthy's plan is timid, its voice feeble.

California is typical of most states that haven't bothered yet to even develop formal plans or have just crafted feeble "guidelines" that are rarely enforced; Illinois, Oregon and New York are among the few states that have sought to do more.

But the money and goods also feed Cuba's budding private sector, the frail backbone of President Raúl Castro's plan to reinvigorate the country's feeble economy.

Contrary to the plan, she ended up looking more feeble than ever.