Sentence examples for has always been weak from inspiring English sources
The willingness of policy teams to commission and use horizon scanning is, and has always been, weak.
He is 142nd in the world in hitting fairways and has always been weak with the driver.
Support for Mr. Rajoy's Popular Party has always been weak in Catalonia, as it has been in the Basque region, where separatist sentiment is also strong.
In her introduction to a 2007 edition, Anna Quindlen, an enthusiast since childhood, confessed, "The truth is, I'm not a fan of science fiction, and my math and physics gene has always been weak".
But he has always been weak on the drive and has never had the weight of shot to hit aerially except the occasional slog sweep over midwicket against a spinner.
But the government can still marshal a formidable array of forces against the traffickers; that is quite a different situation from the anomie of Congo or Somalia.Calling Afghanistan a failed state seems less controversial, but in a land where central power has always been weak, what does success mean?
By the same token, the welfare state has always been weaker in the individualistic, ethnically divided US compared with more homogeneous Europe.
But the politics of envy has always been weaker in America, if only because so many members of the middle class see themselves as potentially rich.
The women's movement has always been weakest in the South, so it was significant that both organizations met there.
The intellectual underpinnings of the ban on sports gambling have always been weak.
