Sentence examples for seriously weaker from inspiring English sources

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

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.

In March 2009, after the inquiry found children's services provision to be "seriously weak", the government ordered a takeover of the department.

But it does point to what I, as someone who has spent a lot of time thinking about the interfaith movement, see as a seriously weak spot.

The jaws of alligators or crocodiles are very strong when they close but they have seriously weak muscles for opening their jaws, so if you hold on to a closed alligators mouth with two hands it will never be able to open them.

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