Sentence examples for feeble sign from inspiring English sources

A classic "mixed message", with a brute practical impact and a feeble sign of wouldn't-it-be-nice idealism-on-the-cheap.

Indeed, it marked the first, feeble sign that creditors were regaining the upper hand after years of bowing and scraping to borrowers.At the end of weeks of wrangling over the terms of the loan, the banks finally managed to squeeze from Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR), a private-equity group buying First Data, a concession helping them make sure that the debt would be repaid.

Doing his collections, straightening up the city, he is the only feeble sign of life within it.

On September 23rd Giorgio Napolitano, the president, called on politicians to avoid a rupture and to nurture feeble signs of economic improvement.

LONDON — With the British economy showing feeble signs of resilience and a new central bank governor waiting in the wings, the Bank of England decided on Thursday to keep its benchmark interest rate and its economic stimulus program unchanged.

Whatever the Troika thought it was doing, it has failed: the Greek economy remains feeble and signs of modest revival last year were over-sold.

"The average length of spells of unemployment has increased considerably, a further sign of feeble job creation," the report said.

Apparently, putting your name next to an opinion in Hollywood is a sign of feeble-mindedness, sort of like in Washington, another fear-based, single-industry small town writ large.

The global output of heat-trapping carbon dioxide has jumped by a record amount, according to the US department of energy, a sign of how feeble the world's efforts are at slowing man-made global warming.

One time they accepted his feeble excuses when they found signs that he may have tried to hang or strangle himself.

A sign of failure, of a feeble economy, perhaps?