Sentence examples for is actually weak from inspiring English sources

This means that while Brussels may loom large in the public imagination, particularly in countries like Britain, as a meddlesome, even omnipotent, authority, it is actually weak.

Apart from those specific examples, looking more broadly at the architecture, our system looks strong, but is actually weak, and nobody much seems interested in making it stronger.

The outcome is that in social systems any signal is actually weak, never strong, and this very fact somehow jeopardizes the validity of the difference between weak and strong.27.27

Although the present LPPC efficiency of the MgGa2O4 nanorodes is actually weak at this preliminary stage, this interesting discovery is still significant and of course enables the LPPC materials to find potential photocatalysis applications in the absence of irradiation light source.

The notion that this polarization E should be additive to the PRE E is not new (Tsunoda, 2005; Tsunoda and Ecklund, 2007); what is new and unexpected is our finding that the polarization E can not only be strong, that is, comparable to what we consider to be a strong PRE, but this can also occur when the PRE E is actually weak!

The muscle is actually weaker.

But the Bush plan is actually weaker than a bill already approved by the Senate over the administration's objections.

The simple truth is, despite the fact that he looked at 70-odd guys over the last year, his talent pool is actually weaker than it ever has been.

So in Parker's view, Google is actually weaker than he thinks.

But Siegel says that MMPA is actually weaker because it doesn't designate critical habitat nor require agency review of actions by other federal agencies.

However, a comparison between Fig. 11b, d reveals that the novel foam is actually weaker with larger slug size as indicated by the overall reduction in the gas saturation.