Sentence examples for not too weak from inspiring English sources

For the president, that is a useful figure – not too strong and not too weak.

Too weak to argue — but not too weak to copulate — Don pulls her into bed.

China's leaders have worked to develop a Goldilocks strategy: presenting evidence that is not too weak and not too strong.

They pour a good one, Maker's Mark and soda in a tall glass, not too strong and not too weak.

"Well, it's not too weak, and it's not too modest," he said, adding, "If I was running the air campaign I would have a more robust one".

But if we could identify certain familiar psychological events and processes with physiological ones in some not too weak sense, we would hardly be finished with the traditional concerns of materialism.

The 12 civilian jurors were not too weak-minded, as Mr. King seems to think.

Asked whether she felt safe enough to return home, she said she would, if she wasn't too weak from hunger.

This is because the attachment that American Jews feel to Israel is not only too weak, in most cases, to sway their vote.

And it was one factor that drove several Wall Street analysts to predict that the Federal Reserve would lower interest rates in the near future to assure that the economy would not become too weak.

Sams' reporting of a steadily increasing number of devices, coupled with interest from average consumers, and gamer buy-in imply that Windows 10 is at least not having too weak of a launch.