Sentence examples for previously weak from inspiring English sources

UN sanctions, previously weak to ensure Chinese and Russian support, are much more severe this time.

This result comes despite the party's previously weak position in parliament and lack of strong coalition partners.

This year, the series seems to be breaking all the codes, with previously weak teams and virtually unknown, untested drivers winning races.

The party also believed that Clegg's decision to run a short campaign had been vindicated as it left the Tories little option but to select their previously weak candidate, Maria Hutchings.

Ignoring Mr. Barak's pleas for unity, three parties, including the ultra-Orthodox Shas, defected to the previously weak opposition, upsetting the political balance of power in a single afternoon.

He said that the debate had fortified Gore representatives today as they met with Democrats on Capitol Hill who had been worried about Mr. Gore's previously weak debates and sagging poll numbers.

Former FAA chief counsel, David Leitch, told a US law school in 2002 that doors were previously weaker because of concerns different air pressures in areas of a plane could cause it to break apart.

Despite the diazepam treatment, the MD-induced OD shift in the P160 rl−/− mice remained exceedingly strong so that V1 even became dominated by visual stimulation of the previously weaker, ipsilateral eye (t test, p < 0.05, Fig.  7b).

The technique is used to detect the Southern delta-Aquarid meteor shower, and a previously unknown weak shower.

Previously a weak link, Lee produced a sturdy effort indicating a recognition that profligacy is better left to dictators' wives and govern-ments seeking re-election.

Responding to calls to end the lawlessness and violence against blacks at the state and local levels, the Truman administration expanded the scope of what was previously a weak federal system.