Sentence examples for is a bit weaker from inspiring English sources

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The influence of λ to the results is a bit weaker than the radio range.

A finer priest and man you can ever meet, but the once vibrant (now 95 year old) Boston College alumnus is a bit weaker.

Obama is a bit weaker politically this year, but not by a whole lot (his job approval polling is about two or three percent lower than it was last October -- significant, but not overwhelmingly so).

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That is a bit weak.

Burt Bacharach was going to be my choice but his newer stuff is a bit weak.

While the story is a bit weak, the film does a good job of contrasting Korean-Americans who steadfastly adhere to the traditions of their homeland with South Koreans who have renounced old customs.

Mr. Weber's book is a bit weak on architectural insights, and he likes to dwell on salacious details (repeated references to masturbation and visits to brothels), but he helps round out our understanding of one of the greatest architectural minds of any era.

Also, the illumination on the hands is a bit weak.

The low-end is a bit weak but, in general, the speakers are above average as far as netbooks go.

As of now, its performance is a bit weak; it can only run one simple, 16 instruction program which has to be hardcoded in.

The USB Flash Card MP3 player as it's so eloquently named is a bit weak with only 2GB of storage and support for MP3 and WMA.

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