Sentence examples for live weak from inspiring English sources

Systematic reviews have noted limitations including the very small number of studies, particularly in low and middle-income countries which is where the vast majority of forcibly displaced populations live, weak sampling designs, limited statistical analysis and limited use of validated instruments to assess hazardous alcohol use (Weaver and Roberts, 2010; Ezard, 2012).

A primary infection of pregnant sheep with T. gondii may result in early foetal death, abortion, or birth of a live, weak lamb depending on when infection first occurred during pregnancy.

In June, tens of thousands of people joined street protests that were prompted by an increase in public-transit fares but quickly became a way for Brazilians to air broader grievances about the rising cost of living, weak infrastructure, political corruption and government spending on big sporting events like the 2014 World Cup.

Regarding the MoH institutional capacity to lead the KT process, although platforms for engagement were in place, they were short lived, weak and of limited involvement.

And even if regulators take their time to try to get it right, as most of us think they should, the world may have to live with weak credit expansion as banks hold back, awaiting a clearer verdict on their future.

Ever since our family home was repossessed when I was 12, I have found houses and flats – only the ones I live in, mind – to be weak, unreliable, the old friend you can never truly trust.

I've never understood how some people can live with a weak shower.

"You think you are so strong and manly because you live in a weak society," he said.

"The Gulf states can live with a weak but obedient Egypt but not with a troubled Egypt with an erratic foreign policy," said Emile Hokayem of the International Institute of Strategic Studies.

"You may have walked into this," begins Robin Hazlehurst, "but you don't know how people can live with a weak shower?

The laws in Maryland, where I live, were too weak to make a conviction possible, so I gave up on filing criminal charges and decided to change the laws.