Sentence examples for probably too weak from inspiring English sources

In fact "pin" is probably too weak a word.

And they will be an assertion, albeit probably too weak, of the principle that rules apply in the digital world too.

Some congressmen are hoping to take their request for more information to the Supreme Court, and a group of survivors will be asking the national human-rights commission to open an investigation.However, these institutions, though more independent now than in 1968 or even in 1992, are probably too weak to persuade the government to release its darkest secrets.

In summary, the MRSA prevalence has a weak dependence on centrality measures, probably too weak to be of practical use in the control of MRSA.

Finally, though they defend their young with extreme prejudice, they are probably too weak to break a human arm – although we don't recommend you try the experiment.

And the coffee, too, I'm sure wasn't imported Italian roast; it was Maxwell House percolated, probably too weak and burnt.

OSLO, Nov 23 (Reuters) - A global deal to combat climate change in 2015 looks more likely after promises for action by China, the United States and the European Union, but any agreement will probably be too weak to halt rising temperatures.

These errors may have decreased the statistical power of some of our analyses, but they probably had too weak an effect to change our conclusions significantly.

"But when I will really understand it, maybe in 10 years' time, then I will probably be physically too weak to play it".

It's like timing your first kiss — too quick, date's over; too slow, too weak, probably a fail.

However, we did not detect a significant effect for Genotype 3. The most parsimonious explanation for not detecting signal is probably that it is too weak to be picked up by the current method: our power calculations suggest that the signal has to lie at about 50% to be detected (see also Shirreff et al. (2013)).