Sentence examples for particularly weak for from inspiring English sources

The contact interface geometry is particularly weak for blocking hole injection from the metal, and thus a new design is demonstrated that allows high voltage bias via vacuum separated electrode.

Industrywide, demand was particularly weak for action figures and preschool toys, market research firm NPD Group said earlier this month.

The team felt that the microphone was redundant because Davros did not "speak in a whisper and need something to make him more audible", and originally intended to leave Bleach's voice unaltered in post-production: the decision to treat the voice was not made until late May 2008; and Gorton thought the original headpiece "always seemed particularly weak" for "such a powerful character".

Aides to Mrs. Clinton's Republican opponent, Representative Rick A. Lazio, had forecast that Mrs. Clinton would be viewed as a particularly weak contender for the November general election if her opponent in the Democratic primary received 30percentt of the vote.

Gaming seems to be a particularly weak area for Windows Phone apps (despite its Xbox-branded games hub) so the Lumia 620 is not such a great choice for pocket gamers.

Moreover, since attention seems to be a particularly weak area for preterm children [ 19], it is possible that early attention problems have a precursor role in predicting later language ability.

"We're particularly good at recruiting newly qualified staff; we're particularly weak at retaining them for time, so we've got a lack of experience in our social work workforce," he said.

23 26 30 Studies were shown to be particularly weak when reporting controlling for confounders and methods of data collection.

13 The reason for the particularly weak association observed in China is unclear but the analysis of the China Health and Nutrition Survey revealed a significant positive association between obesity and disability among older adults in 1997 but a non-significant or weaker association in 2006, suggesting that people with obesity have become healthier in more recent years in China.

Although the voting error did not change the results, experts are hinting that Bostock may be forced to step down as support for him is particularly weak.

Manufacturing, which has been losing jobs for years, was particularly weak in March, shrinking by 48,000 jobs, in part because of a strike at a supplier of auto parts that resulted in cutbacks in auto vehicle production and layoffs.