Sentence examples for might have weak from inspiring English sources

A third group might have weak competitive positions in mature markets; these businesses require cash for survival but have no prospects for growth or increased profits.

In T.S.B. 10-042A issued on April 22, the company said a few vehicles might have weak LED lamps in the instrument cluster.

But investors are wondering which banks might have weak spots on their balance sheets and those fears intensified after the House of Representatives rejected Monday the $700 billion bailout package proposed for the financial sector.

That's hard on people who might have weak hearts.

His perhaps talented, but in this context mainly useless diplomatic service must have sent the message home: the west might have weak leaders, but don't underestimate its strength and resilience.

However, there was a weak difference of less than 10% in the LINE-1 methylation level between three analyzed areas, suggesting that some CRCs might have weak heterogeneity in the LINE-1 methylation level.

It was inferred that PSII reaction centers of K. striatum might have weaker resistance to low temperature stress than those of K. alvarezii.

C60(OH)36, which might have weaker suppressive effects than C60-P on T and B cells, failed to suppress OVA-specific IL-4 production by OVA-immunized splenocytes (Fig. 1b).

When these other reasons are taken into account, then it seems to us that, even if Sparrow's basic argument was correct, and assuming a social environment with minimal prejudice against women, parents might at best have weak reasons to prefer a girl to a boy if this is their first child, and if sexual selection is not widely practiced.

As most of the helminth infections in this study were light, their impact on malaraia infections might have been weak.

It was initially suspected that the pills might have been weak or expired.