Sentence examples for it was actually weaker from inspiring English sources

This offers a partial and pessimistic answer to the UK's high-profile productivity puzzle: it may be that productivity growth didn't suddenly fall off a cliff in 2008, it was actually weaker than it appeared all along.

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.

Each appeared strong but was actually weak; able to recognize their addiction to dick, but not cure it; driven to it with such vehemence that it could only be self-destruction.

This link between grandparent involvement and social-emotional well-being was actually weak among adolescents from two-parent biological families, but it was quite strong among adolescents from single-parent and step-families.

An America that Osama bin Laden and his al-Qaeda terrorists wanted to frighten, proving that the world's greatest power was actually weak, vulnerable and cowardly, has shown a remarkable resolve.

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.

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.

No one needs to be told how tenuous such chaining is: each link is weak, and compounding probabilities would tell us that a chain of this type is actually weaker than its weakest link.

A joint statement said Mr. Kim "reaffirmed his firm and unwavering commitment to complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula". That language is actually weaker and less specific than what Pyongyang offered in several previous agreements — which it then flouted.

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.