Sentence examples for might seem weaker from inspiring English sources

Made of plastic and glass, the multi-coloured iPhone 5c might seem weaker on the outside than the metal and glass iPhone 5s, but it does colour have the edge over gold?

An alternative that might seem weaker, but in actuality is not, is that "Evidence X implies that Y happened".

In some situations, for example, in patients receiving temozolomide and radiation therapy, the manufacturer recommends additional PCP prophylaxis although the evidence for an increased risk might seem weak.

And they seem weaker, especially in Bournonville.

He may seem weak, and might even collapse on the ground.

Although illicit tobacco might seem like a pretty weak issue, it's a huge money-maker for organised crime.

Sure, your baby might seem like a total weak sissy for the first few years of its life, but give them some time.

The weakest parties might seem to be the newspapers, but there is actually a tier below us, of all the smaller news sites run for and by enthusiasts, which are being crushed by the collapse in revenue.

Measuring gravity is harder than it might seem because it is so weak compared to other forces such as electromagnetism.

This explanation might seem at odds with the weak correlation between LpPLA2 mass and total LDL observed here in men only, but LpPLA2 mass, unlike activity, has been reported to be a poor measure of smaller LDL particles (19).

To make so weak an argument might seem barely worth the candle until one sees petitioner's final request: He seeks a form of relief to which he could not possibly be entitled -- vacatur.