Sentence examples for much more weakly from inspiring English sources

Older business lines performed much more weakly.

Trump also appears to be performing much more weakly than Romney among white voters, with 50% support in the new poll.

At last year's general election and this year's local elections, the Conservatives made their strides in southern England while performing much more weakly the further you drove up the M1 or M6.

Since every planet is attracted not only by the Sun but also (much more weakly) by all the other planets, its orbit cannot really be the simple ellipse described by Kepler.

Moreover, the theorists argue, SIMPs must interact with ordinary matter, although much more weakly than WIMPs.

However, these nonfaceted faceted eutectic features were exhibited much more weakly than in the Al Si and Fe C eutectics, despite primary Cu6Sn5 crystals exhibiting marked faceting.

Others are much more 'flexible' (weakly constrained) and can vary significantly and rapidly during the lifetime of the individual.

But even though these companies may have lead in the introduction of low-solvent technology, they likely can't do much more than squeak weakly now that the gargantuan HP has begun throwing its weight around.

Window screens are typically fragile and weakly attached, much more so than the glass, and should not be expected to prevent a baby from falling out.

Numerical examples including dam break, oscillation of a cubic liquid drop and a droplet impact into deep pool show that the proposed incompressible material point method is much more accurate and efficient than the weakly compressible material point method in solving free surface flow problems.

There receptive fields were more weakly driven but much larger than corresponding receptive fields obtained in non-deafferented V2: for example, receptive field #4 (8B) is approximately 60×50, while receptive field #7 (8C) is not only large but bipartite.