Sentence examples for it is fairly weak from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Romney's "ground game" is strong compared with that of his rivals, it is fairly weak by historical standards, with his campaign generally establishing just one field office in each major state, according to his campaign Web site.

As soon as I was appointed, 15 months ago, I spoke to the principals and media staff and found that the sector recognised it was fairly weak at projecting its own good reputation.

MetJ is auto-regulated in 96% of the species where it occurs, although this repression is fairly weak.

The fibers are fairly large, on the order of tens of micrometers wide, and the resulting paper is fairly weak — pull on it and it tears easily.

However, for a format that is a world away from its Bradford market-food heritage in mid-sized supermarkets, its in-store execution doesn't play to its fresh food strengths enough, is fairly weak on food-for-now and very me-too on food-to-go.

But when scientists have looked at whether it lowers blood pressure, even by a little, the evidence is fairly weak.

Mr. Perry, who has been in charge of the second-largest state for more than a decade, cannot reasonably be called unqualified for the presidency, even though the Texas governorship is fairly weak in terms of its powers.

I find that very unlikely as the gravitational pull of the moon is fairly weak.

Disclosure of environmental risks and opportunities is fairly weak among companies that operate large data centres.

But Justice Department officials said that an investigation was not likely because the federal law covering auto defects is fairly weak.

Reception is fairly weak, the headphones must be plugged in to serve as an antenna, and you can't make recordings.