Sentence examples for that the weakest from inspiring English sources

"It can happen at the World Cup that the weakest link is the referee," he said.

But it could be that the weakest recovery from recession in modern history is getting weaker.

He promised to posit "that the weakest citizen in this country is more important than the strongest corporation".

And teachers' career structure means that the weakest, most remote schools often get the least-experienced teachers.

They adopted measures to ensure that the weakest teams would prosper so that the league could succeed.

Another peculiarity of recent days is that the weakest currency has not been the euro, but the Australian dollar.

He said that the weakest part of the song was his favorite: the bridge that begins, "Oh, the butcher and the baker and the people on the streets".

But let me add that the weakest work I have ever seen by Stroman has been in new shows, "Contact" and "Steel Pier," not in revivals.

In any fire, it is logical to assume that the weakest link in the structure will be the first to fail.

In fact, SplashData CEO Morgan Slain confirmed to me via email that the weakest passwords have declined in popularity in recent years — but only slightly.

"The recovery in the manufacturing sector means that the weakest part of the U.S. economy is now on the mend," said Mark Vitner, senior economist at Wachovia Securities.