Sentence examples for feeble support from inspiring English sources

Germany offered only feeble support with a few transport aircraft.

The Republicans were a party of relative, if feeble, support for civil rights until the 1950s.

But feeble support from the conductor Carlo Rizzi left her stranded below the pinnacle.

What he saw as Labour's feeble support for the miners convinced him it had strayed from its leftwing roots.

Scuppering one, it is assumed, would further diminish the Republican Party's already feeble support among a fast-growing chunk of the electorate.

The rivals for an England opening slot provided fireworks at the Rose Bowl, Carberry smashing 87 off 63 balls, with Wright replying with 116 off 66 – but Sussex's feeble support meant his superb effort was in vain.

"That's just a feeble excuse to provide weak support for an incredibly evil man.

"That's just a feeble excuse to provide weak support for an evil man".

The urgent task is to sever the ties between banks and governments too feeble to support them.

This may fuel popular opposition to painful economic changes and drain already feeble public support for closer European integration.

And he was faced with the fact that the "great leap forward" of the Delors era was built on feeble popular support.