Sentence examples for if it were weaker from inspiring English sources

If it were weaker, then larger atoms would have been unable to stay together, with the result, as Mr. Rees explains this, that "we would have a simple universe composed of hydrogen, whose atom consists of one proton orbited by a single electron, and no chemistry".

If one has a fantastic nose, even if it is weaker, they'll let it run first to lead the pack to the kill.

But Konczal points out that there's a more mundane financial reason Wall Street is mad at Obama: financial reform, even if it's weaker than we might like (and it is, much), will undermine several highly profitable rackets.

If it's weak, reduce over medium heat until strong enough for use.

"If it's weak," Walker said with a smile, "then hopefully I should go higher".

The study concludes that the inclusion of the non-homogeneity effect is required, even if it is weak, for predicting the actual structural response of the shells.

The broadcast upfront talks can last anywhere from a week, if demand is strong, to three months, if it is weak.

A growth rate for the whole economy of almost 2% is healthy by today's standards even if it is weak compared with previous recoveries.

If it's weak, there's work to be done to best position the board to meet its fiduciary responsibilities — that is, to have a positive bottom-line impact.

If it's weak in the beginning and you don't get into the rehearsal process, you don't have the chance to go home and say, "This scene needs to be strengthened".

If it is weak it is sure either to be violent, or to allow some one of the jarring sections of the community to exhibit violence unrestrained, to rely on terror as the French Convention, under a false impression of its own dangers, did, or to permit a party to terrorise, as the first Ministry of Louis the Eighteenth did.