Sentence examples for take weaker from inspiring English sources

They cannot afford a complete course of treatment, or take weaker and cheaper counterfeit drugs.

Conversely, the enrichment method can take weaker sites into account and is not dependent on specific thresholds in peak finding; however, this method will not clearly define what sites are retained and lost, as it imposes no thresholds on the data.

"We generally don't like to take weak cases to trial," he went on, adding that the trial prosecutor, Philip Aranow, probably thought he had a good case.

First time you smoke near your parents, fully inhale, don't take weak inhales.

Unified Energy, the grid operator, was given almost all the biggest, most efficient power generators, while a second layer of 73 regional companies took weaker generators and local distribution.

In a barrage of radio commercials, he has accused her of taking weak stands on law enforcement issues.

Leaders in Germany, the strongest European economy, argue that allowing the central bank to turn on the printing press would foster profligacy by taking weak nations off the hook.

But current offerings from Archos, Microsoft, and SanDisk make it seem like they're all just taking weak jabs at Apple, like when George McFly goes to deck Biff in Back To the Future and just lands a wimpy blow on his shoulder.

Of those taking weak opioids, most took them on the first day of treatment only.

Nearly all patients taking weak opioids took them on the first day of treatment only when serum levels of fentanyl had not yet achieved steady state.

Taking NSAIDs were found to be a predictor of recovery following THR but taking weak or strong opioids was not a statistically significant predictor (just missing statistical significance at six months: p = 0.054).