Sentence examples for on feeble from inspiring English sources

The government has responded that the IBA report based its allegations on feeble evidence.

"It was misleading, it was deceptive, it was based on feeble information".

And he was faced with the fact that the "great leap forward" of the Delors era was built on feeble popular support.

TOKYO (AP) — Japan's economy remained mired in recession late last year, shrinking 0.4 percent in annualized terms for the third straight quarter of contraction on feeble demand at home and overseas.

In interviews, organizers and contributors said they believed that many of the prosecutions were based on feeble evidence and gauzy recollections of Iraqis sympathetic to the insurgency and hostile to the American military mission in Iraq.

Interestingly, such predictions are the common norm in astrology, which are based on feeble myths and supernatural stories.

Instead, she was a kind of personal trainer who "took on weak and feeble people, whose bodies had been ruined through overindulgence, and she made them strong and vigorous again through gymnastic exercises and steam baths", according to a summary by the Byzantine anthologist, John of Stobi.

Instead they have limped on, too feeble to make new loans to growing businesses and too cosseted by politicians and regulators to take choices that might hurt their shareholders but benefit their economies.This week the European Banking Authority, which co-ordinates national regulators, took a big step towards forcing banks to clean up their balance-sheets.

James was strangely silent through the first 34 minutes of the game, going 2 for 13 from the field, mostly on feeble-looking midrange jumpers.

When the editor retired at the age of eighty, one of his apprentices carried on with a feeble sheet called"The New-York Evening Post".

When Bon Iver's Justin Vernon declined to sign up to one of the Grammys' reliably feeble on-stage collaborations this year, Gawker headlined its report: "Bon Iver Turn Down Grammys in Favour of Whining", while Slate called him "insufferable" for passing up a potential "sales boost".