Sentence examples for seriously weak from inspiring English sources

Now that it is fading fast, it has exposed a seriously weak political and economic structure.

But the more I looked into it, the more I came to believe that the case against him was seriously weak.

More than half of the banks the FCA visited had not assessed money-laundering risk, while six were deemed to be seriously weak.

Ahmad Behzad, a politician, said: "Karzai is seriously weak and that has given the terrorists the opportunity to destabilise the country.

An independent review found childcare provision was "seriously weak".

To be honest, it's all greek to me, since my flash-fu is seriously weak.

Without Britain, the sanctions there could have been seriously weaker.

Seriously, how weak-minded and thin-skinned do you have to be to feel "threatened" in these ways?

"A character from a future Star Wars film may be a source of fun to the Tories but their policies are seriously hurting the weakest in society and there's nothing funny about that".

Between the 1920s and World War II, Lick was directed by a series of competent but unremarkable astronomers and, as a result, became seriously compromised by a weak senior staff and outdated equipment.

New York City has seen its rich cultural offerings seriously diminished by a weak economy, a drop in tourism, city budget cuts and a decline in private contributions following the terrorist attacks.