Sentence examples for therefore weak from inspiring English sources

An unstable and therefore weak Ukraine would probably suit Mr Putin just fine.

The research, conducted by the linguistics department at Reading University (and therefore presumably not spurious), found that women consciously police what they say so they don't sound too feminine (and therefore weak), or too masculine (and therefore aggressive).

Many economists think that growth and inflation will be lower than the ECB expects, implying sluggish growth in nominal GDP and therefore weak profits.

In its own briefs, the Fed has argued that such disclosures could "stigmatize" financial institutions by suggesting they were desperately in need of government money and, therefore, weak.

In recent decades interviewers have tormented leaders by pointing out that they may not be able to impose their will on their party and are therefore "weak".

On the other hand, demonstrations can be "spontaneous" and therefore weak or irrelevant, ungrounded in any organisation with staying power; this is why Americans' hopes for colour revolutions that supposedly express "the will of the people" are so often disappointed.

Therefore, weaker associating HMWH can potentially be identified to control heparin self-interactions.

This created what appeared to be a bigger trade deficit and therefore weaker real GDP growth.

The more interesting opportunity seems to be in exposing the negativity present within the unconscious bias that acting green is a feminine and therefore weaker or negative thing.

We also know there is good evidence that the remaining ice is getting thinner and therefore weaker.

The scientists found that the décollement of the 2004 quake contained a stretch of sedimentary rock under the sea floor that was considerably less dense, and therefore weaker, than the surrounding rock.