Sentence examples for feeble reaction from inspiring English sources
"Ukip is deeply concerned at the death threats made to Bishop Nazir Ali, the courageous bishop of Rochester, and the feeble reaction and false denial by the political establishment of his claims that there are Muslim-dominated 'no-go' areas in Britain.
The Auburn and Ohio State situations were made worse because of the actions of Slive and Delany, and the feeble reactions of the N.C.A.A. Slive and Delany, who are bitter rivals, spoke at their media days about the need for change in college sports.
On the other hand, if the oilseed contain higher moisture content it may dilute the enzyme and substrate concentrations which may feeble the reaction [42].
Expression of ApoE was observed in brain and kidney of the gerbil GZ and LN groups but the reaction was feeble and sparse in the ZC group.
"Interview 3" The parents' reactions were feeble, and not as strong as what the adolescents had expected.
Everton have won only one of their past 10 matches and their latest anaemic away performance, Wednesday's 3-0 reverse at Sunderland, came with the manager demanding a reaction to a feeble 3-1 loss at LeicesterCity on Saturday.
Everton have won only one of their last 10 matches and their latest anaemic away performance, Wednesday's 3-0 reverse at relegation-threatened Sunderland, came with the manager demanding a reaction to a feeble 3-1 loss at Leicester City on Saturday.
The West's response was feeble.
A divorced 42-year-old mother of three adolescent girls, she is a volatile piece of work whose reaction to being fired is a feeble suicide attempt.
The reaction to these excesses was the feeble Dodd-Frank act that Congress passed in 2010, which is supposed to prevent some of the more outrageous financial misbehaviour of the last few years.
The publication of the tape containing Sterling's muddled racial thinking is indeed news, but the hypertensive reaction to his views inadvertently highlights our feeble understanding of how race still works in American society.
