Sentence examples for that much weaker from inspiring English sources

"The dollar has gotten stronger and that makes the investment appeal that much weaker," said Melissa Cohn, president of Manhattan Mortgage Company.

It seems to be logical, that much weaker promoters than the constitutive CMV, SV40 or EF1α promoters exhibit lower establishing rates, which would also explain the lower episome establishment of the muscle-specific pEPito derivative.

They'll be that much weaker as officers.

As weak as this year's Republican field has proved, it's not that much weaker than a number of recent presidential vintages, from the Democrats' lineups in 1988 and 2004 to the Republican field in 1996.

Yet France is still the eurozone's second largest economy and without Hollande, the political weight in favour of a more strenuous European growth strategy is that much weaker, probably fatally so.

Then again, Ms. Everhart's argument isn't that much weaker than what the Proposition 8 defense team offered up at the Supreme Court last week, like the idea that it's acceptable to ban same-sex marriage because of society's "interest in responsible procreation".

Data released this week showed a European economy that was much weaker than previously thought; the European Union said that its economy shrank 0.2percentt last quarter, the first overall decline since the recessionary era of the early 1990s.

Data released this week showed a European economy that was much weaker than previously thought.

Saturn has a magnetic field that is much weaker than Jupiter's, but it too has a region of trapped particles.

In the end, the important question may be not whether the universe is deterministic or indeterministic but whether one is willing to accept a definition of free will that is much weaker than intuition demands.

It opened the way for the development algebraic logic that have much weaker properties than Boolean algebras.