Sentence examples for somehow weak from inspiring English sources

There are no suggested critical values of this test but using the Stock and Yogo's rule of thumb would suggest that the instruments for education are somehow weak.

The definition of PMSD is somehow weak but there is consensus that symptoms of the core menstrual disorders occur pemenstrually, may occur already during the luteal phase but exacerbate premenstrually and ease during the menstrual period.

Visitors agree it is similar, but somehow weak in berry tones.

"But to say it's 'under siege' and that its people are 'reeling' is to imply that it's somehow weak enough to be brought to its knees by three monumental assholes.

But most do so anyway, a new survey of workers at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia suggests -- influenced by factors as varied as concerns over who will fill in for them, worries that their patients can't get by without them and a widespread notion that healthcare workers who stay home to nurse a cold or stomach bug are somehow weak or unprofessional.

"Push from your nipples," Eddie Hall says, towering over me as I lie prone and weak beneath him, him the most colossal man on Earth, me a sort of inverse Eddie Hall, somehow weak for my size, flimsy for my height.

"Any attempt to characterize these individuals as somehow weaker than others is simply misguided".

The researchers said they did not know whether the panels that reviewed the grant applications were discriminating against black applicants, whether applications from black researchers were somehow weaker, or whether a combination of factors was at play.

Employment protection legislation is always strongly significant and negative as predicted, while the significance of monetary policy rate is somehow weaker than in the previous regression.

But as a woman who cries, cuts all her hair off and then realizes two days later as her gusset fills with blood that it was that pesky progesterone all along, I am extremely wary of painting women as somehow weaker as a result of our hormones.

But as a woman who cries, cuts all her hair off and then realises two days later as her gusset fills with blood that it was that pesky progesterone all along, I am extremely wary of painting women as somehow weaker as a result of our hormones.