Sentence examples for the weak end from inspiring English sources

But the agencies that police cartels use fines of between 10-40% (Britain's watchdog is at the weak end of the scale, America's is more beefy).

It figures that the modelling world is following suit; older shoppers are no longer placed at the weak end of the market, so it makes sense to ship in models who speak directly to the buyer, women who celebrate age.

The children's father clucks soothingly and holds back hair and empties buckets and ferries glasses of Coke while I cower (there is no better word for it) and yell up the stairs, lamely, "Are you feeling any better, honey?" If he isn't home, I deal — which puts me on the weak end of the phobia spectrum, I realize, because if I absolutely must buy tickets for Barfmania, I will.

That'll come as a welcome relief to the company, which face planted in the last quarter and showed guidance at the weak end.

In ORNs, odor responses are clustered at the weak end of their dynamic range.

In ORNs, most odor responses cluster in the weak end of their dynamic range.

He had no shot to return the ball, and Federer held up his hand in apology for the weak ending.

Now I have to admit something: I've often felt like booing the weak ending – which offers neither conventional plot resolution nor an interesting restatement of metaphysical mystery.

Carré was worried about the weak ending, and constantly sought suggestions for changing it; Curtiss records that in exasperation, the theatre manager Carvalho suggested that Carré burn the libretto.

Inconsistent efforts are part of the deal in one-act festivals, and "Hiding the Pink" covers the weaker end of this spectrum.

"Historically, the perception has been that farmers are the weaker end of society, that they need special support and that water should be as cheap for them as possible," he said.