Sentence examples for perhaps weak from inspiring English sources

Perhaps weak firms are kept alive and strong firms starved of capital by fragile banks.

Since valine is conserved at this position across so many diverse taxa, representing billions of years of cumulative divergence, it is highly likely that the presence of a glycine does represent a real, though perhaps weak disease allele.

His grip on reality is perhaps weaker than his stranglehold on his country.

Though September was perhaps weaker than many economists expected, there was no sharp slowdown during the summer.

The danger now exists that whichever government is elected in the runoff on June 1, it will be no stronger - and perhaps weaker - than the outgoing coalition.

The short existence of the Islamic state of Azawad showed extremists that the West is more fractious, and perhaps weaker, than before, and less eager to take on armed fighters in faraway lands.

Reassuringly, the big firms with lowish market shares (and therefore, perhaps, weaker profits) in fixed income, currencies and commodities trading Credit Suisse, UBS and Morgan Stanley are reasonably capitalised.Yet the industry's continuing prioritisation of staff over shareholders suggests that banks are still being managed badly.

"The myth of 'celebrity' is not just innocently shallow entertainment, but a powerful and fundamental part of a larger movement revolving around greed, apathy and hierarchy that is currently dragging us down, down, down, lower and scarier, and perhaps weaker than we've ever, ever been".

Perhaps weaker forms of privilege also come under threat.

As Twitter goes from being the arbiter of access to an equal or perhaps weaker partner in monetizing the social cloud, the pressure to be acquired will accelerate.

But relaxing Gilbert's conditions would naturally result in another perhaps weaker set of dynamic constraints, and not in their complete absence.