Sentence examples for tiny and weak from inspiring English sources

They were tiny and weak, barely able to perform the work necessary for the little colony to survive.

A tiny and weak baby, Newton was not expected to survive his first day of life, much less 84 years.

The feet are tiny and weak; with the aid of sharp claws they are used only to cling to vertical surfaces.

With its 19-plus-7 members, NATO II is going to look like a small United Nations, with the tiny and weak like Latvia coexisting with medium-sized giants like Britain, France and Germany.

Depending on which species the female is from, the young are either too big to survive birth reliably or are tiny and weak.

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The higher you go on a tree, the tinier and weaker the branches will get.

Christians are a tiny and politically weak minority in Muslim-majority Pakistan who suffer from prejudice and sporadic bouts of mob violence.

At the very least, probably a few more did too (since the odds on us finding the very first ones to get feathers are pretty tiny) and some fairly weak evidence suggests that feather may have appeared rather earlier in evolutionary terms, suggesting a few more theropod groups had them too.

Some people say that history is progress: isn't this just a reflection of how we're born, tiny, weak, and speechless, and then go on to build cathedrals and fly to the moon?

WhAndver happens, I'm grathenl to have had him while I did.