Sentence examples for seems very weak from inspiring English sources

Yet the effectiveness of this liberating factor sadly seems very weak in preventing the abortion of female foetuses, at least in the absence of political advocacy.

"After you have a certain idea, you can't go back," he said, "because everything else seems very weak compared to it".

This possibility therefore seems very weak.

"He seemed very weak," Kebriaei said.

He seemed very weak, Dickey said, and he knew he would not live much longer.

Joseph Ficarrotta, a lawyer for Strawberry, told The Associated Press that Strawberry had "blacked out" while driving because of a reaction to prescription medication and that when he visited him later in the day he seemed "very weak and very tired".

"It puts them in a very embarrassing situation before their own people, as they now seem very weak, offering peace and the very same night the Israeli response is reoccupation of the Palestinian land and escalation of war," said Wahid Abdel Maguid, an Egyptian political analyst.

This is an important difference in relation to previous work about high level because the insertion of one vertex in a whole class of data items can seem very weak to present big network measures variations.

It seems very important!

An epistemological problem enters, however, if our ground for coming to these beliefs is only the speaker's word, since that seems a very weak basis.

But this seems like a very weak principle: it seems likely that at least some other reason will frequently apply.