Sentence examples for genuinely weak from inspiring English sources
We doubt that any revisions will be sufficient to "solve" the "productivity puzzle" though, which we still believe to be genuinely weak and mostly structural in nature.
Women tend to be attracted to Nick for his air of tragedy, but he can be genuinely weak in front of Jess, especially now that she's more than a curiosity, and the moments this year in which he begins to claw away at his own shroud have been moving.
The two dozen women were Hillary supporters and were either now genuinely undecided or weak leaners to one candidate or the other.
THE FED'S MISSION Ben Bernanke, the Fed chairman, seems genuinely torn about how weak the economy is.
After the cold war ended, for example, we were genuinely surprised by how weak the Soviet Union had become.
It's a balancing act, between being genuinely kind and not looking weak.
Ian Gordon, banks analyst at Investec said: "The thing which has genuinely deteriorated for banks is revenue, weak market-related revenue, net interest margin pressure and weak fee income".
Instead it has raised questions about whether Europeans genuinely intend to break the link between weak banks and weak sovereigns.Take deposit guarantees.
Civil society is still very weak and Sultan Qaboos is genuinely popular.
Despite these influences, the coins were of genuinely indigenous design, and foreign influences were relatively weak and few in number.
