Sentence examples for relatively weak time from inspiring English sources

The climbs in the stage increased the overall chances for strong climbers who are relatively weak time trialists, such as Damiano Cunego and Gilberto Simoni.

2010's top two, Stefano Garzelli and Michele Scarponi, both returned, but as the race had no time trial in 2010 and had two in 2011, their chances were diminished due to their relatively weak time trial skills.

In the case of random RFL, relatively weak stochastic (time-to-time) generation at ~990 nm is also seen.

Outside of the gas field elk showed relatively weak day time selection for cover and, as might be expected, selection weakened as the proportion of cover within the seasonal use area increased (sensu [40], Figure 7).

At the same time, the minority of immigrants with poor English skills are making relatively weak progress over time, fueling concerns of a permanent linguistic fractionalization.

Television viewing, sedentary and MVPA time showed relatively weak correlations at both time points (Spearman's rho: sedentary-MVPA: baseline: −0.18; follow-up: −0.19; sedentary-television: baseline: 0.15; follow-up: 0.05; MVPA-TV: baseline: −0.12; follow-up: −0.26).

And he predicted that even after the economy emerged from recession, growth could be relatively weak for some time.

Currency experts expect the pound to remain relatively weak for some time amid uncertainty over the UK's future trading relationships, and as the Bank of England hints at another interest rate cut on top of August's move to a record low in official borrowing costs of 0.25%.

Measures of household employment have been relatively weak for some time now, up 1.2m in the year through January compared to 2m for the payroll survey (once household measures are adjusted to match the definition of job used in the payroll survey).

Reaction-time tests had a relatively weak impact on walking-time.

About two-thirds of the orchestra come from Brazil, though, because music education is relatively weak here, all spent time abroad to complete their studies.