Sentence examples for make a weak from inspiring English sources

Later, he added that referring to distractions was to make a weak excuse.

(Today, it must be admitted, many players would make a weak jump overcall of three spades).

This was aggressive: some would pass, and others would make a weak jump to two spades.

Instead, they summoned enough passion to make a weak team look weak.

But to make a weak two-bid with two aces isn't textbook either.

But the risk is that this could just make a weak Japan even weaker, by intensifying deflation and raising unemployment.

Consequently, while there are torture scenes in the book, with enough detail to make a weak-stomached reader wince, they avoid gratuitousness.

The OBR says "we expect net trade to make a weaker contribution to growth than we forecast in March".

If we are less certain of the magnitude of the benefits and risks, burden, and costs, and thus their relative impact, we make a weaker Grade 2 recommendation.

I save for last the kind of on-screen eating that might make a weaker admirer cancel her dinner plans, defeated: Perfect British Morsel Ingestion.

Axelrod is bascially left to make a weak-willed reference to Whitewater, which goes over about as well as "change you can Xerox".