Sentence examples for not very firm from inspiring English sources

Maybe not very firm, but good to firm will be OK".

Inga's disability means that she's not very firm on her feet and needs to use a wheelchair to travel long distances.

The Fed has a firm 2percentt inflation target, Bivens observed, but the criteria it uses to measure full employment are "not very firm".

pick red tomatoes, not very firm.

"A lot of people's attitudes toward climate change aren't very firm," lead study author Sander van der Linden said following the experiment.

By introducing new knowledge to the region firm B acts like a lighthouse for existing industries, but due to the lack of growth intentions the light from firm B is not very strong.

"But American opposition has not been very firm and I'm afraid that this is leading to a serious misunderstanding in Taiwan".

"It's not sensible, in my view, to say that you're going to pay for a thousand doctors by ensuring people drink more pop," Mr Jones told AMs. "It's not a very firm foundation on which to build a policy, namely that you must ensure that people drink more pop in order to have more doctors; less pop, fewer doctors.

Because spinach does not have very firm roots, it is easy to pull a plant out of the ground entirely.

I can tell when I do not have a very firm grasp of some concept (say, of poignancy), and sometimes I know that someone has thought about some concept as long and as hard as I have (is my epistemic peer), has intuitions opposed to mine, and I cannot explain his intuitions away.

Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer may be writing a book about his time with Trump, but the guy might not have a very firm grasp on the literary tradition or the tradition of Christmas.