Sentence examples for rather weaker than from inspiring English sources
TODAY'S data on US consumer spending were not too bad but the recent trend has been rather weaker than many investors hoped.
The "strongman", a label given to Mr Putin in a friendlier recent book by Angus Roxburgh, may end up being rather weaker than he looks.
America's dietary guidelines, based on "a strong body of evidence", put salt at the top of the list of things to avoid.The body of evidence, though, is rather weaker than the American government lets on.
As mentioned in the last post, the Bank must feel the economy is rather weaker than the survey data indicate.One problem with QE is that there are no real examples of it working successfully in taking an economy out of modest deflation into modest inflation.
The original result used much weaker hypotheses on F, using notions which we did not define, so our statement is rather weaker than in Aczel's book.
Furthermore, we have previously shown that accelerometry is sensitive to phase-dependent amplitude modulation of parkinsonian resting tremor during transcranial alternating current stimulation of the motor cortex despite a rather weaker entrainment effect than reported here (Brittain et al., 2013).
It should also be noted that the correlation between different methods is rather weak (mostly lower than 0.4).
Overall, ITIL® implementation in health care settings was found to be rather weak, and lower than in other areas outside healthcare.
Free-minded and intensely aware of their "unique culture" they appear to be getting stronger rather than weaker.
"I think Google is very strong, but so far they have made the whole industry stronger rather than weaker by making other people improve their results," he said.
The task force, applying the muscle of federal law rather than weaker state anti-moonshine statutes, made its first arrests earlier this month.
