Sentence examples for feeble to stop from inspiring English sources

Growth, when it comes, will be too feeble to stop unemployment rising and idle capacity swelling.

These events reveal that our parliamentary system is already too feeble to stop a determined executive imposing its will.

Having abandoned feeble attempts to stop the slaughter, Western governments — including the Trump administration — are trying to literally screen it out, blocking the flows of increasingly desperate refugees.

The nightmare began with a feeble attempt to stop Franck Ribery's long-range effort after seven minutes.

Indonesians are asking what could have motivated religious people to commit such a barbaric act ("sadistic" is a word being bandied around)—and why the police were so feeble in their attempts to stop it.Nerves have been frayed further by another spate of religious violence, first reported this morning.

Will they agree to stop their feeble attempts to repeal and defund the ACA as a condition for this delay?

To prevent the worst outcome, the authorities will have to stop propping up feeble banks and allow excess capacity to shrink.

Smuggling and organised crime followed, which the feeble Georgian army and police were unable to stop.

The second-quarter growth number, a feeble 1.3 percent annual rate, is not nearly enough to stop unemployment from rising even higher.

Mr Karnad sees feeble civilian strategic direction combining with the army's innate conservatism to stop India doing what it needs to.The "line of actual control" between China and India in Arunachal Pradesh, which the Chinese refer to as South Tibet, is not as tense as the one in Kashmir.

This feeble proposal fails to confront tax dodging by big business, and does nothing to stop sweetheart tax deals such as those exposed by the recent LuxLeaks scandal".