Sentence examples for feeble than from inspiring English sources

The European, Japanese and American economies remain much more feeble than China's, or even Australia's.

Miliband began by apologising for the sore throat that made him sound even more feeble than usual.

The Philippines' investment in such areas is even more feeble than that of its main South-East Asian neighbours, holding the country back from the extra 2-3% of growth that it needs to make a dent in poverty.

For when foreigners proved unwilling to stand the political and other costs of a lawsuit against a mere bank, the Russian government quickly realised that its creditors' bite was even more feeble than their bark.

But two years after finishing second at the World Cup, the Dutch crumbled at Euro 2012, scoring two goals in three games, fissuring internally and mustering a defense that was even more feeble than its attack.

In the next five years America imposed 85 new sanctions on foreign states.Sanctions may feel better than nothing: they are less feeble than scolding an ambassador and less bloody than sending in the marines.

Somalia's transitional government looks even feebler than before.

It doesn't get much feebler than that, does it?

Your advice is officially feebler than – oh cruel, cruel world!

** It doesn't get much feebler than that, does it?

The country's latest figures for investor confidence look a lot feebler than they did earlier this year.