Sentence examples for has a feeble from inspiring English sources

Carnegie, alas, has a feeble electronic substitute.

As a result, Jerusalem has a feeble tax base.

Local practices matter, never more so than when things go wrong.Consider, for example, the well-known fact that Italy has a feeble stockmarket regulator.

Despite its army of 310,000 (including 118,000 conscripts), the largest in Western Europe, it has a feeble fighting capacity.

The jury gave no more than a music award to Wayne Wang's exploitative "Chinese Box", in which a journalist (Jeremy Irons), due to die just as Hong Kong returns to China, has a feeble love affair with Gong Li, star of "Raise the Red Lantern".

A few years after the Moynihan Report, Harvard urbanologist Edward C Banfield, who was to go on to serve as an advisor to Ronald Reagan, felt free to claim that: "The lower-class individual lives from moment to moment … Impulse governs his behavior … He is therefore radically improvident: whatever he cannot consume immediately he considers valueless … [He] has a feeble, attenuated sense of self".

(The Ace actually had a feeble in-line 6).

They had a feeble.464 winning percentage from 1960 to 1993.

As a result, we have a feeble Opposition and the Tories are getting away with murder".

Ordinary people often skipped church and had a feeble grasp of basic Christian dogma.

Only a few hundred are owned by foreign firms, which on the mainland have a feeble market share of 2% of total assets.