Sentence examples for has weaker from inspiring English sources

It is far smaller than India and has weaker conventional forces.

But the north-east spends less on schools than the national average, and has weaker teachers.

Because returns on cash lag behind those of the stock market over the long term, the typical fund has weaker performance than if it had been fully invested.

"If the UK has weaker standards than the EU that could lead to a dumping on the UK market of inefficient products with higher running costs and emissions".

According to the committee, the MoD has weaker controls on its spend than many other departments and only checks a sample of transactions.

"On current trends, by 2035 this inequality will reach levels last seen in the Victorian era," says the report, at a time when the authors say the UK has "weaker protection for those in work than Mexico".

China has weaker severity classifications for air pollution, but according to the World Health Organisation a measurement over 300 indicates a "severely polluted"atmosphere in which the public is advised to not go outside.

The additional space should help the Met deflect criticism that it has long been out of touch with what's happening in contemporary art and has weaker holdings than expected in an institution of its stature.

La has weaker electronegativity than Al (La ~ 1.11, Al ~ 1.61).

It is a generalization of Theorem 1 in [3] and has weaker hypotheses than the latter.

The latter study shows FGF18 has weaker affinity for each receptor than FGF8b.