Sentence examples for thought to be weak from inspiring English sources

Four, besides Romney, became presumptive nominees during the primary, and all were all thought to be weak candidates during the primary.

The thrust fault on the down-dip side (>20 km) was thought to be weak as a result of increasing pore pressure (Yoshida and Kato2011).

In GFG, as many as eight (8) potential drivers were thought to be weak or none determinants of CSR involvement: internal stakeholders' expectations, (Score: 3.0) and host communities' expectations (Score: 2.2).

Although spin-orbit coupling in wide band gap materials is thought to be weak [6], the surprisingly sizable spin splitting of the conduction band in GaN-based heterostructures mainly results from a large polarization doping effect and a strong interfacial electric field directed along the growth axis induced by piezoelectric effect [7 9].

The nitrogen sulfur bond is thought to be weak and susceptible to cleavage by thiols, such as via reaction with an acetyltransferase cysteine, to produce a disulfide adduct.

This should result in codon usage bias even in species with relatively low effective population sizes, like mammals, where synonymous site selection is thought to be weak.

Both were demoralizing losses to teams thought to be weaker than the Mexicans.

It is not subject to the 15-day rule, but is thought to be weaker as there is less of a paper trail.

"The economic recovery was thought to be weaker than originally anticipated, leading consumers to expect a longer period of time before the recovery gets under way".

Powell's endorsement should aid Obama in foreign policy and national security, areas in which he is thought to be weaker.

Powell's endorsement should aid Obama in one area in which he is thought to be weaker than his opponent, foreign policy and national security.