Sentence examples for much too weak from inspiring English sources

"He was much too weak and elderly to fight back".

SnoBot traveled easily over ice crusts that were much too weak to support foot travel.

There are many criticisms one can make of this legislation, which is arguably much too weak.

Not one is crying: they are all much too weak for that.

If a boat is scaled up ten times in the three Euclidean dimensions, then the resulting artifact will be much too weak for practical purposes.

But his plan to address the problem appeared to consist of summer jobs for young people and crime reduction programs in cities — perfectly fine ideas but much too weak to reduce the tools of urban bloodshed.

The second stress test of European banks now under way is beginning to be regarded as too weak, much as the first one was.

Yet much of the problem is India's: its manufacturers are too weak to export much.

But negotiators were also acknowledging the danger that to secure the support of all parties the agreement may have to be watered down so much that it would be too weak effectively to tackle climate change.

The Ottomans suffered civil conflict as well, but this occurred much later on in the 15th century, by that time the Byzantines were too weak to reconquer much territory.

Norway may be about to elect a government too weak to reform much.