Sentence examples for is considered weak from inspiring English sources
Mr Cameron is considered weak and not terribly serious.
I do know for sure the reason that Hamas is considered weak there is because of our security activities".
Jibhat al-Nusra, an organization that has claimed several suicide bombings, is considered weak on the ground, the experts said.
But the current crop of heavyweights is considered weak, and many of Klitschko's victims have been undistinguished; those who value achievement might instead favor González, the Nicaraguan, who prevails in a more talented division.
The plan had value this season, with the draft picks Channing Frye, Nate Robinson and David Lee, but the Knicks hold two first-round picks in the 2006 draft, which is considered weak.
Mr. Kabila won a major election in 2006 and faces re-election this year, but his grip on most of the country, which is thickly forested and the size of Western Europe, is considered weak.
Unlike the cytoplasm, the apoplast is deficient in glutathione and therefore its redox buffering capacity is considered weaker.
Obesity has been associated with an increased risk of renal cell cancer among women, while the evidence for men is considered weaker.
The worst thing in those days was to be considered "weak" or "delicate" or "unresolved".
They felt they would be considered weak, be passed over, would not be taken seriously, be labelled.
