Indeed, profits on cars have been so feeble that some GM board members wondered recently why the company even makes them, according to Ronald Zarella, the executive vice president.
Is current regulation so feeble?
Why is Britain's policing so feeble?
And yet the voices in search of peace, in search of an end to the "madness," in search of the nation-building so desperately needed here in the United States, are feeble indeed.
In any case, an account of physics based on the impossibility of walking on water, or a section in chemistry that turns on the reactions that transform it into an alcoholic beverage would make feeble reading indeed.
Indeed, it marked the first, feeble sign that creditors were regaining the upper hand after years of bowing and scraping to borrowers.At the end of weeks of wrangling over the terms of the loan, the banks finally managed to squeeze from Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR), a private-equity group buying First Data, a concession helping them make sure that the debt would be repaid.
He cites Vince Cable's recent criticism of the bankers for saying they feel they have to earn multimillion-pound salaries because all their peers in other banks do – a feeble reason, Selby (and indeed Cable) thinks.
Indeed, SADC's own credibility, tarnished by its feeble performance to date, is at stake.
Indeed, Mr Abbas at first looked even more feeble than usual during Operation Protective Edge: he could not, as a leader committed to peace, cheer on the Hamas rockets.
Feeble though this may seem, unarmed neutrality may indeed be Panama's least bad bet, both in resisting any dangerous overspill from Colombia's wars, and even in profiting from them.But that policy has some persuasive critics.
