Sentence examples for feeble use from inspiring English sources

As Mr Pébereau put it wearily in his report in 2005, "the multiplication of commissions, committees and reviews contrasts with the feeble use made of their work.

However, the intermittent-contact mode that usually requires high cantilever stiffness is usually contradictory with the feeble cantilever used in thermo-mechanical storage to allow easy electrostatic actuation [28].

Poor and militarily feeble, Syria has used its location as a geopolitical hub and its nimble, ruthless politics to make itself indispensable to the regional order.

OK, I have lined all the lipsticks I ever use (a feeble total of eight) up against the wall.

Those cows, goats, sheep, horses and camels that survive will be feeble and of little use to their owners.Much more could have been done to prepare for this crisis.

And unlike the solitary process of rearranging hotel-room furniture in search of a feeble dial-up connection, using Wi-Fi brings with it a social dividend.

Even on the bargain cars, the V-6 Camaro has a powerful direct-injection V-6, while the base Mustang uses a feeble relic so ancient that its blueprints were sketched on a cave wall.

Like many influenza virologists, John Steel of Emory University in Atlanta often uses a feeble lab strain of influenza in his studies of how seasonal flu spreads.

Ed Miliband accused David Cameron of "pathetic and feeble excuses" when he used all of his slots at Prime Minster's Questions to ask David Cameron about the planned TV election debates.

Rent a WeWork Wheels and your whole team can go to L.A. for an offsite weekend, while spending Friday and Monday working on Highway 5. Unless everyone has the same idea, and Highway 5 is a parking lot, not least because of the pesky human drivers who insist on using their feeble brains and hands to drive, getting in the way and slowing everyone else down by an order of magnitude.

Feeble companies were keen to use as high a rate as they could get away with.