Sentence examples for more feeble than from inspiring English sources

The European, Japanese and American economies remain much more feeble than China's, or even Australia's.

Miliband began by apologising for the sore throat that made him sound even more feeble than usual.

The Philippines' investment in such areas is even more feeble than that of its main South-East Asian neighbours, holding the country back from the extra 2-3% of growth that it needs to make a dent in poverty.

For when foreigners proved unwilling to stand the political and other costs of a lawsuit against a mere bank, the Russian government quickly realised that its creditors' bite was even more feeble than their bark.

But two years after finishing second at the World Cup, the Dutch crumbled at Euro 2012, scoring two goals in three games, fissuring internally and mustering a defense that was even more feeble than its attack.

The leader of the UML, Madhav Kumar Nepal, at first refused to join the three-man investigating committee, threatening its credibility and making politics look even more feeble than before.

Mladic, 70, cuts a far more feeble figure than the stocky, bluff and ruddy-faced former Yugoslav artillery officer who gained notoriety during the war.

The unit of AIG that helped take down the world economy was based in London, where it could enjoy even more feeble supervision than in George Bush's United States.

It's actually an easier sort of push than a more feeble way of doing it".

This only made Romney's feeble attacks appear all the more feeble.

But the core of the show is more feeble.